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The Thousand and One Nights, Vol. I.

Note 34 — Chapter VI

Edward William Lane translation

Note 34. It is a common custom of Arabs of the lower orders to put the money which they receive, especially when it is the first of the day's gains, to the lips and forehead before depositing it in the pocket; and the same is sometimes done by persons of the middle class.

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