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

Note 361
THE TALE OF THE THREE APPLES

i.e. Where the dress sits loosely about the bust.

ITS PLACE IN THE BOOK

…nd would not let me have it till I gave him two dinars for it." When Ja'afar heard speak of the slave and the apple, he was glad and put his hand into his child's pocket [FN#361] and drew out the apple and knew it and rejoiced saying, "O ready Dispeller of trouble " [FN#362] Then he bade them bring the slave and said to him, "Fie upon thee, Rayhan! whence haddest thou this apple?" "By Allah, O my master," he replied, "though a…

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