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

Note 630
Tale of the Tailor.

These small shops are composed of a "but" and a "ben." (Pilgrimage i., 99.)

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…nst him. Then I took refuge in the shop of a weaver amiddlemost of the market and sought protection of the owner who drove the Barber away; and, sitting in the back room,[FN#630] I said to myself, "If I return home I shall never be able to get rid of this curse of a Barber, who will be with me night and day; and I cannot endure the sight of him even for a breathing space." So I sent out at once for witnesses and made a will, d…

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