o a lute; a young ler sure of victory after learning all or’s moves, only to be defeated in tan at tor  trick up ely decorated y of lovers, from t embarrassed to t crass, to look at eacone by stone construction of palaces; t by torture of ty; t of eagles; playful rabbits; treacigers; cypress and plane trees t ing poets; feasts to commemorate victory; and men like you hem.”

    tertaining and was smiling.

    “Your ’ve ,” I continued. “tory I love from Sadi’s Garden. You knoed from t and goes off to roam tedly, a dangerous-looking stranger ee appears before o a panic and reacing your arro you  recognized me? Am I not to ed a imes emperament and disposition, nay, by color even. So t you pay no attention to us, ts under your command, even ter h such frequency?““

    tnut and ure covered  even t of readers and tory: ty and mystery of tion, attention, interest and compassion; if you  to live in t paradise ually see ttending to its colors, details and irony.

    ty-coin  once entertained and friged to drop  I didn’t give he chance.

    “ter of masters Bied t picture,” I said. “For a urists  stopped imitating t of Biion and  urists, including myself, can draure of a horse?”

    “I once sa a great teaced to my late hoja.”

    I didn’t knorange Creatures seriously, and droerms ture  copy. I came up ernative, and t o drop my spoon and quit ter idied up and  doing anytened to the silence.

    Later, I removed t it  it upon table. Next, I placed tration and t, I a