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The Weavers
Complete

CHAPTER XIV
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In the morning there was a horror upon me, for which there is no name.

But I laughed also when I took a dagger and stole from the harem to find him in the quarters beyond the women's gate.

I found him, but I held my hand, for one was with him who spake with a tone of anger and of death, and I listened.
Then, indeed, I rejoiced for thee, for I have found thee a road to honour and fortune.

The man was a bridge-opener--" "Ah!--O, light of a thousand eyes, fruit of the tree of Eden!" cried Mahommed, and fell on his knees at her feet, and would have kissed them, but that, with a cry, she said: "Nay, nay, touch me not.


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