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一千零一夜_佚名著(THESTORYOFALADDIN04) 第(4/5)页

Thefirstwhiteslavewhowentoutmadeallthepeoplewhoweregoingbystop; andbeforetheywereallclearofthehouse, thestreetswerecrowdedwithspectators, , bothforthestuffandthejewels, thatthosewhoweredealersinthemvaluedeachatnolessthanamillionofmoney; besides, theneatnessandproprietyofthedress, thenobleair, fineshapeandproportionofeachslavewereunparalleled; theirgravewalkatanequaldistancefromeachother, thelustreofthejewels, curiouslysetintheirgirdlesofgold, andtheegretsofpreciousstonesintheirturbans, putthespectatorsintosuchgreatadmiration, , theportersformedthemselvesintoorder, takinghimforaprincefromthemagnificenceofhishabit, andweregoingtokissthehemofhisgarment; buttheslave, whowasinstructedbythegenie, preventedthem, andsaid: "Weareonlyslaves, ourmasterwillappearatapropertime."

Thefirstslave, followedbytherest, advancedintothesecondcourt, whichwasveryspacious, andinwhichthesultan', whostoodattheheadoftheirtroops, wasconsiderablyeclipsedbytheslaveswhoboreAladdin'spresent, ofwhichtheythemselvesmadeapart.

Asthesultan, whohadbeeninformedoftheirapproachtothepalace, hadgivenordersforthemtobeadmitted, theywentintothedivaninregularorder, onepartfilingtotheright, , andhadformedasemicirclebeforethesultan'sthrone, theblackslaveslaidthegoldentraysonthecarpet, prostratingthemselves, , theblackslavesuncoveredthetrays, andthenallstoodwiththeirarmscrossedovertheirbreasts.


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