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from The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night, Vol,of: Translated From the Arabic

She continued, It hath reached me, O auspicious King, that when report of this reached the Prince he went in to his sire the King, and kissing ground between his hands, said, O mighty King, trouble not thy soul with aught of this thing and levy not thy champions and armies, neither spend thy moneys.
Thou art stronger than he, and if thou loose upon him this thy host, thou wilt lay waste his cities and dominions and spoil his good and slay his strong men and himself but when his daughter shall come to know what hath befallen her father and his people by reason of her, she will slay herself

and I shall die on her account for I can never live after her no, never.
Asked the King, And what then thinkest thou to do, O my son and the Prince answered.
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