that Shaw-zummaun saw enough to convince him, that his brother was as much to be pitied as himself. This amorous company continued together till midnight, and having bathed together in a great piece of water, which was one of the chief ornaments of the garden, they dressed themselves, and reentered the palace by the secret door, all except Masoud, who climbed up his tree, and got over the garden wall as he had come in.
These
that Shaw-zummaun saw enough to convince him, that his brother was as much to be pitied as himself. This amorous company continued together till midnight, and having bathed together in a great piece of water, which was one of the chief ornaments of the garden, they dressed themselves, and reentered the palace by the secret door, all except Masoud, who climbed up his tree, and got over the garden wall as he had come in.
These
