The Voayages of Sindbad (42) [The Voyages of Sindbad]
The Voyages of Sindbad (42)
As for him, believing me to be dead it was no wonder that he had not recognised me.
" So, Captain, " said I, " the merchant who owned those bales was known as Sindbad ? "
" Yes, " he answered.
" He belonged to Bagdad, and joined my ship at Balsora, but by mischance he was left behind on a desert island where we had landed to fill up our water-casks, and it was not until four hours later that he was missed. By that time the wind had freshened, and it was impossible to put back for him. "
" You suppose him to have perished then ? " said I.
" Alas ! yes, " he answered.
" Why ? Captain ! " I cried, " look well at me. I am that Sindbad who fell asleep upon the island and awoke to find himself abandoned ! "
The Captain stared at me in amazement, but was eventually convinced that I was indeed speaking the truth, and rejoiced greatly at my escape.
" I am glad to have that piece of carelessness off my conscience at any rate, " said he.
" Now take your goods, and the profit I have made for you upon them, and may you prosper in future. "
I returned to Bagdad with so much money that Icould not count it, besides tresures without end.
I gave largely to the poor, and bought much land to add to what I already possessed, and thus ended my third voyage.
When Sindbad had finished his story he gave another bundred sequins to Hindbad, who then departed with the other guests ; but the next day when they ahd all reassembled, and the banquet was ended, their host, Sindbad, continued his adventures.
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次回より、最終章 Fourth Voyage 始まります。
次回は、パソコンメインテナンス諸般の事情により、もしかしますと一日空きまして26日となるかもしれません。
Fisherman and his Wife は25日に確実に出ます。
As for him, believing me to be dead it was no wonder that he had not recognised me.
" So, Captain, " said I, " the merchant who owned those bales was known as Sindbad ? "
" Yes, " he answered.
" He belonged to Bagdad, and joined my ship at Balsora, but by mischance he was left behind on a desert island where we had landed to fill up our water-casks, and it was not until four hours later that he was missed. By that time the wind had freshened, and it was impossible to put back for him. "
" You suppose him to have perished then ? " said I.
" Alas ! yes, " he answered.
" Why ? Captain ! " I cried, " look well at me. I am that Sindbad who fell asleep upon the island and awoke to find himself abandoned ! "
The Captain stared at me in amazement, but was eventually convinced that I was indeed speaking the truth, and rejoiced greatly at my escape.
" I am glad to have that piece of carelessness off my conscience at any rate, " said he.
" Now take your goods, and the profit I have made for you upon them, and may you prosper in future. "
I returned to Bagdad with so much money that Icould not count it, besides tresures without end.
I gave largely to the poor, and bought much land to add to what I already possessed, and thus ended my third voyage.
When Sindbad had finished his story he gave another bundred sequins to Hindbad, who then departed with the other guests ; but the next day when they ahd all reassembled, and the banquet was ended, their host, Sindbad, continued his adventures.
(42/50)
次回より、最終章 Fourth Voyage 始まります。
次回は、パソコンメインテナンス諸般の事情により、もしかしますと一日空きまして26日となるかもしれません。
Fisherman and his Wife は25日に確実に出ます。
2015-09-24 16:00
nice!(3)
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