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21
Spring
you
forth
where
flames
are
blending
,
22
Glide
you
in
the
dismal
grave
:
23
Allah
reigns
,
let
all
adore
him
!
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24
Own
him
,
spirits
--
bow
before
him
!
"
25
I
must
confess
I
did
not
put
much
faith
in
this
verse
,
and
my
hair
stood
on
end
when
the
door
flew
open
.
The
same
large
,
stately
man
entered
,
whom
I
had
seen
nailed
to
the
mast
.
The
spike
still
passed
through
the
middle
of
his
brain
,
but
he
had
sheathed
his
sword
.
Behind
him
entered
another
,
attired
with
less
magnificence
,
whom
also
I
had
seen
lying
on
the
deck
.
The
Captain
,
for
he
was
unquestionably
of
this
rank
,
had
a
pale
countenance
,
a
large
black
beard
,
and
wildly-rolling
eyes
,
with
which
he
surveyed
the
whole
apartment
.
I
could
see
him
distinctly
,
for
he
moved
over
opposite
to
us
;
but
he
appeared
not
to
observe
the
door
which
concealed
us
.
The
two
seated
themselves
at
the
table
,
which
stood
in
the
centre
of
the
cabin
,
and
spoke
loud
and
fast
,
shouting
together
in
an
unknown
tongue
.
26
They
continually
became
more
noisy
and
earnest
,
until
at
length
,
with
doubled
fist
,
the
Captain
brought
the
table
a
blow
which
shook
the
whole
apartment
.
With
wild
laughter
the
other
sprang
up
,
and
beckoned
to
the
Captain
to
follow
him
.
The
latter
rose
,
drew
his
sabre
,
and
then
both
left
the
apartment
.
We
breathed
more
freely
when
they
were
away
;
but
our
anxiety
had
still
for
a
long
time
no
end
.
Louder
and
louder
became
the
noise
upon
deck
;
we
heard
hasty
running
to
and
fro
,
shouting
,
laughing
,
and
howling
.
At
length
there
came
an
actually
hellish
sound
,
so
that
we
thought
the
deck
and
all
the
sails
would
fall
down
upon
us
,
the
clash
of
arms
,
and
shrieks
--
of
a
sudden
all
was
deep
silence
.
When
,
after
many
hours
,
we
ventured
to
go
forth
,
we
found
every
thing
as
before
;
not
one
lay
differently
--
all
were
as
stiff
as
wooden
figures
.
27
Thus
passed
we
several
days
on
the
vessel
;
it
moved
continually
towards
the
East
,
in
which
direction
,
according
to
my
calculation
,
lay
the
land
;
but
if
by
day
it
made
many
miles
,
by
night
it
appeared
to
go
back
again
,
for
we
always
found
ourselves
in
the
same
spot
when
the
sun
went
down
.
We
could
explain
this
in
no
other
way
,
than
that
the
dead
men
every
night
sailed
back
again
with
a
full
breeze
.
In
order
to
prevent
this
,
we
took
in
all
the
sail
before
it
became
night
,
and
employed
the
same
means
as
at
the
door
in
the
cabin
;
we
wrote
on
parchment
the
name
of
the
Prophet
,
and
also
,
in
addition
,
the
little
stanza
of
the
grandfather
,
and
bound
them
upon
the
furled
sail
.
Anxiously
we
awaited
the
result
in
our
chamber
.
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The
ghosts
appeared
this
time
not
to
rage
so
wickedly
;
and
,
mark
,
the
next
morning
the
sails
were
still
rolled
up
as
we
had
left
them
.
During
the
day
we
extended
only
as
much
as
was
necessary
to
bear
the
ship
gently
along
,
and
so
in
five
days
we
made
considerable
headway
.
29
At
last
,
on
the
morning
of
the
sixth
day
,
we
espied
land
at
a
short
distance
,
and
thanked
Allah
and
his
Prophet
for
our
wonderful
deliverance
.
This
day
and
the
following
night
we
sailed
along
the
coast
,
and
on
the
seventh
morning
thought
we
discovered
a
city
at
no
great
distance
:
with
a
good
deal
of
trouble
we
cast
an
anchor
into
the
sea
,
which
soon
reached
the
bottom
;
then
launching
a
boat
which
stood
upon
the
deck
,
we
rowed
with
all
our
might
towards
the
city
.
After
half
an
hour
we
ran
into
a
river
that
emptied
into
the
sea
,
and
stepped
ashore
.
At
the
gate
we
inquired
what
the
place
was
called
,
and
learned
that
it
was
an
Indian
city
,
not
far
from
the
region
to
which
at
first
I
had
intended
to
sail
.
We
repaired
to
a
Caravansery
,
and
refreshed
ourselves
after
our
adventurous
sail
.
I
there
inquired
for
a
wise
and
intelligent
man
,
at
the
same
time
giving
the
landlord
to
understand
that
I
would
like
to
have
one
tolerably
conversant
with
magic
.
He
conducted
me
to
an
unsightly
house
in
a
remote
street
,
knocked
thereat
,
and
one
let
me
in
with
the
injunction
that
I
should
ask
only
for
Muley
.
30
In
the
house
,
came
to
me
a
little
old
man
with
grizzled
beard
and
a
long
nose
,
to
demand
my
business
.
I
told
him
I
was
in
search
of
the
wise
Muley
;
he
answered
me
that
he
was
the
man
.