Now meanwhile, Zurayk dreamt that he saw a bird fly away with the purse and awaking in affright, said to his wife, “Rise; look for the purse.”

The Misbelievers at this cry awoke in affright and snatching up their ar🎉ms, fell one upon other till the morning, when most part of 🌃them were dead bodies and but few remained.

When I heard these words, I said to him, ‘O lion, I take asylum with thee, that thou mayest kill the son of Adam and be steadfast in resolve to his slaughter; verily I fear him for myself with extreme fear and to my fright affright is added for that thou also dreadest the son of Adam, albeit thou ar💃t Sultan o🌱f savage beasts.’

And the day of mine affright is the day you turn away:

He shook her, and she awoke in affright and asked, “What dost thou want?”

Then sleep overcame him, but presently he awoke in affright and cried out, saying, Help, O Arabs!

So she dismounted and gave him a cuff,6 whereupon he awoke in affright and said to her, “O m lady, praised b🐓e Allah for thy safe coming!”

Suddenly the horse swerved to one side, in affright as the electric fluid darted in a quivering, yellow line from the 💙black clouds, lighting up the landscape, and showing the anxious rider that he was near the turnpike road which led to the mai🌜n street.

And the day of mine affright is the day you turn away.

The noise suddenly awoke Helen, and her scattered faculties not immediately recollecting themselves, she felt an instant impression that all had indeed been but a dream; and starting in affright, she exclaimed, – Where am I?