Les mille et une nuits (Volume 1) : communément appelé, en Angleterre, l'Arabian Nights' entertainments . immédiatement, de se raser la tête, forI suis faible. Et il se leva, et, étendant la main, ont pris pour ahandkerchief, et l'a ouvert, et voici, il y avait en elle un astrolabe, con-sisting de plaques sept f1 il en prit, et alla dans le milieu de la cour, où il a levé la tête vers le soleil, et cherché des aconsiderable le temps ; après quoi il a dit à moi, savoir qu'il havepassed, de ce qui est notre jour, vendredi, et qui est le dixième jour ofSafar,58 de l'année 26359 de la fuite du Prophète,-

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The thousand and one nights (Volume 1): commonly called, in England, the Arabian nights' entertainments . diately, shave my head, forI am weak. And he arose, and, stretching forth his hand, took out ahandkerchief, and opened it; and lo, there was in it an astrolabe, con-sisting of seven plates f1 and he took it, and went into the middle ofthe court, where he raised his head towards the sun, and looked for aconsiderable time; after which he said to me, Know that there havepassed, of this our day, which is Friday, and which is the tenth ofSafar, 58 of the year 26359 of the Flight of the Prophet, —upon whombe the most excellent of blessings and peace !—and the ascendant starof which, according to the required rules of the science of computation, is the planet Mars, —seven degrees60 and six minutes; and it happen-eth that Mercury hath come in conjunction with that planet; and thisindicateth that the shaving of hair is now a most excellent operation:and it hath indicated to me, also, that thou desirest to confer a benefitupon a person : and fortunate is he !—but after that, there is au an-. THE STORY TOLD BY THE TAILOR. 333 r nouncement that presenteth itself to me respecting a matter which Iwill not mention to thee. By Allah, I exclaimed, thou hast wearied me, and dissipated mymind, and augured against me, when I required thee only to shave myhead: arise, then, and shave it; and prolong not thy discourse to me.But he replied, By Allah, if thou knewest the truth of the case, thouwouldst demand of me a further explication; and I counsel thee to dothis day as I direct thee, according to the calculations deduced fromthe stars : it is thy duty to praise God, and not to oppose me; for Iam one who giveth thee good advice, and who regardeth thee withcompassion: I would that I were in thy service for a whole year, thatthou mightest do me justice; and I desire not any pay from thee forso doing.—When I heard this, I said to him, Verily thou art. killingme this day, and there

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