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سندبادنامه 346

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We are sick and have no physician, / and we are sorrowful and have no beloved.
And we have nothing of pleasures except / our hopes of them and the sight of them as our portion.

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15. Story of the Lover, the Old Crone, and the Weeping Dog
The young man's purple-red cheek turned saffron-pale in bearing the hardships of separation, and from carrying the burdens
and weights of distance—which the wombs of the mother of worldly calamities kept bearing—his arrow-straight stature bent like a bow,
and the juniper and cypress of his form were broken by the violent blasts of fate and the tempests and afflictions of the times;
deprived of the beauty of union, he was content with the phantom of imagination,
and would divert himself with this verse:

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