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Arabian Poetry: Shorter Pieces of Arabian Poetry: To Cassim Obid Allah, On the Death of One of His Sons, by Ali Ben Ahmed Ben Mansour

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Two sons hadst thou, the one thy pride,   The other was thy pest; Ah, why did cruel Death decide   To snatch away the best? No wonder thou shouldst droop with woe,   Of such a child bereft: But now thy tears must doubly flow,   For ah,—the other's left!

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