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tay where he was till it returned.And the gazelle ran off, and about ten oclock it camenear the sultans palace, where the road was all linedwith soldiers who were there to do honour to Sultan Darai.And directly they caught sight of the gazelle in thedistance one of the soldiers ran on and said,… … THE STORY OF A GAZELLE 133 ing up to him, gave him greeting. The sultan answeredpolitely, and inquired where it had left its master, whomit had promised to bring back. Alas! replied the gazelle, he is lying in the forest,for on our way here we were met by robbers, who, afterbeating and robbing him,…
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