Imru' al-Qais,
Arabian Poetry for English Readers…
(1881)
“ On that day I killed my camel, to give the virgins a feast; and, oh! how strange was it that they should carry his trappings and furniture! 10. The damsels continued till evening helping one another to the roasted flesh, and to the delicate fat, like the fringe of white silk finely woven. 11. On that happy day I entered the carriage, the carriage of Onaiza, who said: "Wo to thee! thou wilt compel me to travel on foot." ”
