k

    t juices.  ts, and ed

    for the dawn.

    And at da te of ty.  It was

    h sea-dragons and dragons

    t tlements and

    asked us our business.  terpreter of the caravan answered

    t we h much merchandise.

    took ages, and told us t te to us

    at noon, and bade us tarry till then.

    e, and as ered in the

    people came cro of to look at us, and a crier

    round ty crying tood in the

    market-place, and ths

    and opened ts of sycamore.  And whey had ended

    task, ts set fortrange he waxed

    linen from Egypt and ted linen from try of the

    Etyre and the blue hangings from

    Sidon, the

    curious vessels of burnt clay.  From the roof of a house a company

    of cher.

    And on t day ts came and bartered h us, and on

    the

    craftsmen and tom h all

    mercs as long as tarry in ty.

    And arried for a moon, and whe moon was waning, I wearied

    and reets of ty and came to the

    garden of its god.  ts in their yellow robes moved

    silently trees, and on a pavement of black marble

    stood ts

    doors

    on tilted roof was of sea-

    green porcelain, and tting eaves ooned tle

    bells.  e doves fle, truck th

    tinkle.

    In front of temple er paved h veined

    onyx.  I lay do, and ouche

    broad leaves.  One of ts came toood behind

    me.  , one of soft serpent-skin and the

    otre of black felt

    decorated