tree h.

    And Almustafa cried out in t, and he said:

    quot;. ake and be satisfied? Is t one o come and break  upon my first yieldings to t of mine own abundance?

    quot;My soul is running over y one to come and drink?

    quot;Beanding at tretco ty me, and take from me. In Gods name, take out of my hands and console me.

    quot;But took out of his hand.

    quot;ould rat retco receive—ay, a s back empty to o stretc forts and find none to receive.

    quot;And beents betain and t and bade s to burn fire, a sign to tranger and t forto c t fetc. But t hey found no one.

    quot;ould rat prince   but aff and an eart nig s of nowheir dreaming.

    quot;And beer of t king rose from sleep and put upon  and tered musk upon oo  found her golden sandals.

    quot;In tillness of t ter of a plougending urning to  eventide  of t, and t.

    And  is upon teal eps to ts.

    quot;ould t ser burning  for incense, t  may rise to ting , a candle, for a ligoer ligogethose who love and are beloved.

    quot;ould rat s of years, sitting in t;

    And t afa , and  . And he cried again:

    quot;;

    .

    and be fulfilled?

    My soul is overfloh her wine.

    ?

    quot;ould t I ree floless,

    For tter than barrenness,

    And take

    Is greater to whom none would give.

    quot;ould t I o me;

    For tter and easier to be borne to be a source of living er

    drink.

    quot;ould t I rodden under foot,