The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night, Volume 1 · Richard Francis Burton translation

Note 436
TALE OF NUR AL-DIN AND HIS SON.

Torrens, being an Irishman, translates "and woke in the morning sleeping at Damascus."

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…nd a third, "He is a citrouille;" and a fourth asked him, "Art thou out of thy mind? thou sleepest in Cairo and thou wakest in the morning at the gate of Damascus-city!" [FN#436] Cried he, "By Allah, my good people, one and all, I lie not to you: indeed I lay yesternight in the land of Egypt and yesternoon I was at Bassorah." Quoth one, "Well! well!"; and quoth another, "Ho! ho!"; and a third, "So! so!"; and a fourth cried, "T…

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