Fiore delle mille e una notte, Il
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Are you strong enough to carry
things for me?

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You will be well paid
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Give me apples from Syria...
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...peaches from Amman, jasmine from
Aleppo, lemons from Egypt....

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...myrtle, camomile...
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...pomegranates, white roses...
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...nutmeg ring cakes, sweets...
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...short pastry, puff pastry,
sugar and incense...

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...amber, musk and candlewax
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Nabur! Budar!
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Come down, I've got everything
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Taci Almolup, son of King Sul e Man,
had grown into a handsome young man

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Everyone who saw him was enchanted
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Inspirer of poems...
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...even the most modest became
shameless for his love

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As the poet said:
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"I embrace him and become drunk
with his perfume"

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"Like a windswept branch,
I became drunk without drinking...

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"...intoxicated by the liquor
of his saliva"


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