The Story of Jewad a Romance
The Story of Jewad a Romance
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' I, fearing to reveal, remained silent. 'Be not afraid, ' said she, 'I am none of the in- discreet ; relate to me thy woes. ' So, with a thousand writhings, I loosed the collar of speech, and hinted how I had encountered a 98 THE STORY OF JEWAD.
phantom from behind the veil. Driving horses over me, she compelled me to speak plainly and confess all ; and then she said, ' O unhappy one, that mansion which thou sawest is the palace of Mansur-Bi-'llah, the present Sultan of Egypt, and that damsel ...is one of his favourite slave-girls ; to turn thy thoughts to thus impossible a fancy is unlaw- ful for a man like thee, and an abyss of ruin. It were best to drive these frightful thoughts altogether from thy mind, and to occupy thyself with some work that will earn thy daily bread. ' Smiling sadly, I replied, ' O my mistress, mother, lady all these words are vain. What fear ? What ruin ? What daily bread ? My work is finished. I knew from the beginning that this fancy was vain. But this matter is from Destiny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' I, fearing to reveal, remained silent. 'Be not afraid, ' said she, 'I am none of the in- discreet ; relate to me thy woes. ' So, with a thousand writhings, I loosed the collar of speech, and hinted how I had encountered a 98 THE STORY OF JEWAD.
phantom from behind the veil. Driving horses over me, she compelled me to speak plainly and confess all ; and then she said, ' O unhappy one, that mansion which thou sawest is the palace of Mansur-Bi-'llah, the present Sultan of Egypt, and that damsel ...is one of his favourite slave-girls ; to turn thy thoughts to thus impossible a fancy is unlaw- ful for a man like thee, and an abyss of ruin. It were best to drive these frightful thoughts altogether from thy mind, and to occupy thyself with some work that will earn thy daily bread. ' Smiling sadly, I replied, ' O my mistress, mother, lady all these words are vain. What fear ? What ruin ? What daily bread ? My work is finished. I knew from the beginning that this fancy was vain. But this matter is from Destiny.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Efendi Ali Aziz to read onlineMoreLess
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