TETE TETE.

Now, of all the things I most desired to encounter, a labyrinth was the

thing. And as I considered about it, it occurred to me that of the world

I had seen enough; in fact, about all there was to be seen, and a great

longing for quiet and rest and the companionship of a loving wife came

over me, and decided the matter.

But in which direction I was to look for the prize, I at once knew not,

for as far as I could see was barren waste and sand.

I climbed to the top of a great palm tree, and gazed about me, but was

no wiser.

So I lay down to rest, fell asleep, and dreamed of the princess and the

troublesome labyrinth until the following day was well along.

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