Summary

Unknown,  Tales from the ArabicVolume 1… (1901)

“ THE DISCIPLE’S STORY.
‘I was aforetime in such a city and hid a thousand dirhems in a monastery there. After awhile, I went thither and taking the money, bound it about my middle. [Then I set out to return] and when I came to the desert, the carrying of the money was burdensome to me. Presently, I espied a horseman pricking after me; so I [waited till he came up and] said to him, “O horseman, carry this money [for me] and earn reward and recompense [from God] .” “Nay,” answered he; “I will not do it, for I should weary myself and weary my horse.”
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