...sleeping ; but Elisena wept bitterly because of her husband's suspicion. The Khig took the Child's iword which was at the bed's-head, and looking at it he...Ah, my son, quoth she, when last I saw this writing I was in all trouble and anguish, and now am I in all happiness, — blessed be God ! It were long...

...at his feet, hearing him, and he cried, My God ! what is all this ? My son, quoth she, you see youv parents ! ' When the first joy had a little subsided...and took it from his bosom. Elisena saw it was what Darioletu had written. Ah, my son, quoth she, when last I saw this •writing I was in all trouble...

...hearing him, and he cried, My God ! what is all this ? My son, quoth she, you see your parents ! When tht first joy had a little subsided he remembered the...and took it from his bosom. Elisena saw it was what Dariolata had written. Ah, my son, quoth she, when last I saw this writing I was in all trouble and...

...-wept. Ah ! said she, whose son art thou ? — So help me God I know not, for by great hap I was,found in the sea ! The queen fell at his feet, hearing him,...and took it from his bosom. Elisena saw it was what Darioleta had written. Ah, my son, quoth she, when last I saw this writing I was in all trouble and...

...she, whose son art thou ? — So help me God I know not, for by great hap I was found in the sea 1 The queen fell at his feet, hearing him, and he cried,...and took it from his bosom. Elisena saw it was what Darioleta had written. Ah, my son, quoth she, when last I saw this writing I was in all trouble and...