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... beheld his wife sleeping in his bed , and attended by a male negro slave , who had fallen asleep by her side . On beholding this scene , the world became black before his eyes ; and he said within himself , If this is the case when I ...
... beheld his wife sleeping in his bed , and attended by a male negro slave , who had fallen asleep by her side . On beholding this scene , the world became black before his eyes ; and he said within himself , If this is the case when I ...
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... beheld this spectacle , he said within himself , By Allah ! my affliction is lighter than this ! His vexation and grief were alleviated , and he no longer abstained from sufficient food and drink . When his brother returned from his ...
... beheld this spectacle , he said within himself , By Allah ! my affliction is lighter than this ! His vexation and grief were alleviated , and he no longer abstained from sufficient food and drink . When his brother returned from his ...
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... beheld this occurrence , reason fled from his head , and he said to his brother Shah - Zeman , Arise , and let us travel whither we please , and renounce the regal state , until we see whether such a calamity INTRODUCTION 5.
... beheld this occurrence , reason fled from his head , and he said to his brother Shah - Zeman , Arise , and let us travel whither we please , and renounce the regal state , until we see whether such a calamity INTRODUCTION 5.
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... beheld the four fish burnt like charcoal ; and she exclaimed , In his first encounter his staff broke and as she sat reproaching herself , she beheld the Wezir standing at her head ; and he said to her , Bring the fish to the Sultan ...
... beheld the four fish burnt like charcoal ; and she exclaimed , In his first encounter his staff broke and as she sat reproaching herself , she beheld the Wezir standing at her head ; and he said to her , Bring the fish to the Sultan ...
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... beheld this spectacle , he spat in his son's face , and exclaimed , This is what thou deservest , O thou wretch ! This is the punishment of the present world , and there remaineth the punishment of the other world , which will be more ...
... beheld this spectacle , he spat in his son's face , and exclaimed , This is what thou deservest , O thou wretch ! This is the punishment of the present world , and there remaineth the punishment of the other world , which will be more ...
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