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

Note 592
Tale of the Jewish Doctor.

He was ceremonially impure after touching a corpse.

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…her jewellery and golden ornaments; and, throwing back the earth on her, replaced the slabs of the marble[FN#591] pavement. After this I made the Ghusl or total ablution,[FN#592] and put on pure clothes; then, taking what money I had left, locked up the house and summoned courage and went to its owner to whom I paid a year's rent, saying, "I am about to join my uncles in Cairo." Presently I set out and, journeying to Egypt, fo…

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