Library Of The World's Best Literature, Ancient And Modern, Vol. 2

tents--these black li

n of al-Mutathell

here his camp stood

wn afresh by the vei

re large-eyed, and the

up to suck from the spot

d; since I saw it last

d thereon: hard wa

der laid in the place

cistern's root with it

at last, for his res

e, O house! Fair peac

canst thou see aught o

the upland there,

with precious stuffs,

rders rose, as though

their beasts clomb

ss and grace of one nour

ay at dawn--they sta

for the vale of ar-Ra

heir mood to one who

n eye skilled to tr

let wool, in the spots

shrik seeds, fresh-fal

the wells where the

aves, and set them to p

se al-Kanan, and the r

ow many are foes a

S?ban; then they cro

hioned litters, all n

e treachery and quarrel that led to the war and migration. T