The Thousand And One Nights Commonly Called in England the Arabian Nights En
The Thousand And One Nights Commonly Called in England the Arabian Nights En
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I rejoined, Hadst thou said more than that, it had been just in thee ; but a disposition to pardon is one of the qualities of the generous. And when she heard my words, her eyes filled with tears, and she wrote to him a note by Allah, Prince of the Faithful, there is not in thine assembly any one who can write the like of it. She wrote in it these verses : AND THE LADY WTDOOR, &c. 439 How long shall this coyness and aversion continue ? Thou hast satisfied the malice which the enviers hore me. P...erhaps I did wrong, and was not aware of it : then inform me what thou hast been told concerning me. I desire to welcome thee, O my beloved, as I welcome sleep to my eye and my eyelid : And since thou hast drunk the pure cup of love, if thou see me intoxicated, do not blame me, And when she had finished writing the letter, and sealed it, she handed it to me ; and I said to her, my mistress, verily this note will cure the sick, and satisfy the thirsty.
I took the letter, and went forth ; and she called me after I had gone forth from her, and said to me, Ibn-Mansoor, say to him, She will be this night thy guest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I rejoined, Hadst thou said more than that, it had been just in thee ; but a disposition to pardon is one of the qualities of the generous. And when she heard my words, her eyes filled with tears, and she wrote to him a note by Allah, Prince of the Faithful, there is not in thine assembly any one who can write the like of it. She wrote in it these verses : AND THE LADY WTDOOR, &c. 439 How long shall this coyness and aversion continue ? Thou hast satisfied the malice which the enviers hore me. P...erhaps I did wrong, and was not aware of it : then inform me what thou hast been told concerning me. I desire to welcome thee, O my beloved, as I welcome sleep to my eye and my eyelid : And since thou hast drunk the pure cup of love, if thou see me intoxicated, do not blame me, And when she had finished writing the letter, and sealed it, she handed it to me ; and I said to her, my mistress, verily this note will cure the sick, and satisfy the thirsty.
I took the letter, and went forth ; and she called me after I had gone forth from her, and said to me, Ibn-Mansoor, say to him, She will be this night thy guest.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward William Lane to read onlineMoreLess
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