t and Mesopotamia and Persia and C you are t and terrible King. But Suleiman-bin-Daoud s of my Life, remember t came out of t and Abyssinia and C be made even more ashan I have been.

    And Balkis t Beautiful said, O my Lord and treasure of my Soul, w will you do?

    And Suleiman-bin-Daoud said, O my Lady and Content of my , I sinue to endure my fate at ty-nine Queens winual quarrelling.

    So  on bets and ted ginger-plants t greill o t campree t ree of Suleiman-bin-Daoud. But Balkis all irises and tted bamboos and tree, so as to be near rue love,  Suleiman-bin-Daoud.

    Presently tterflies fleree, quarrelling.

    Suleiman-bin-Daoud o t your presumption in talking like to me. Dont you kno if I stamped  all Suleiman-bin-Daouds Palace and tely vanishunder.

    t y-nine botill tree s tterflys boast. And  tle man, come here.

    tterfly o t ly, Little man, you kno all your stamping  bend one blade of grass.  made you tell t ao your less she is your wife.

    tterfly looked at Suleiman-bin-Daoud and sa ars on a frosty nig  wives are like.

    Suleiman-bin-Daoud smiled in tle brother.

    One must keep tterfly, and s to quiet her.

    And Suleiman-bin-Daoud said, May it quiet o your tle brot me  you say.

    Back fleterfly to ter behind a leaf, and she said, he heard you! Suleiman-bin-Daoud himself heard you!

    terfly. Of course  o hear me.

    And w did  did he say?

    ell, said tterfly, fanning  importantly, bet blame   a grea