The book of the Thousand Nights And One Night: Now First Completely Done ... 2
The book of the Thousand Nights And One Night: Now First Completely Done ... 2
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Then diere came to our camp the redns^ the saint, whose miraculous power Is blazoned in desert and town, wherever the sun sheds its raysi l84 He joined na, his irengeuee to wreak on aD that belieye not in God | Indeed, it is known to the folk what came of oar strife and oor frays^ They slew of ns some, but they woke on the moirow in Paradise, Each lodged in a palace on high« whereonder a river strays.
When Zoulmekan had made an end of reciting these verses, his brother Sherkan gave him joy of h...is safety and Vkfyt praise for that he had done; after which they set out bf Cl« forced marches to rejoin their army.
Meanwhile, Dhat ed Dewahi, after she had spoken with Rustem and Behram, returned to the coppice, where she took her horse and mounting, sped on, tUl she drew near the host of the Muslims that lay leaguer before Constanti- nople, when she lighted down from her steed and led it to the Chamberlain's pavilion. When he saw her, he signed to her with his hand and said, *^ Welcome, O pious re- duseT' Then he questioned her of what had befallen, and she repeated to him her disquieting and deluding report, saying, " Indeed I fear for the Amirs Rustem and Behram, for that I met them on the way and sent them and their following to the King and his companions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then diere came to our camp the redns^ the saint, whose miraculous power Is blazoned in desert and town, wherever the sun sheds its raysi l84 He joined na, his irengeuee to wreak on aD that belieye not in God | Indeed, it is known to the folk what came of oar strife and oor frays^ They slew of ns some, but they woke on the moirow in Paradise, Each lodged in a palace on high« whereonder a river strays.
When Zoulmekan had made an end of reciting these verses, his brother Sherkan gave him joy of h...is safety and Vkfyt praise for that he had done; after which they set out bf Cl« forced marches to rejoin their army.
Meanwhile, Dhat ed Dewahi, after she had spoken with Rustem and Behram, returned to the coppice, where she took her horse and mounting, sped on, tUl she drew near the host of the Muslims that lay leaguer before Constanti- nople, when she lighted down from her steed and led it to the Chamberlain's pavilion. When he saw her, he signed to her with his hand and said, *^ Welcome, O pious re- duseT' Then he questioned her of what had befallen, and she repeated to him her disquieting and deluding report, saying, " Indeed I fear for the Amirs Rustem and Behram, for that I met them on the way and sent them and their following to the King and his companions.
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