Excerpt from Stories From the Thousand and One Nights, Vol. 16: The Arabian Nights' Entertainments
On beholding this scene, the world became black before his eyes; and he said within himself, If this is the case when I have not departed from the city, what will be the conduct of this vile woman while I am sojourn ing with my brother? He then drew his sword, and slew them both in the bed: after which he immediately returned, gave orders for departure, and journeyed to his brother's capital.
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