And as he let these words escape him, the Siddhî-kür replied,--

"Forgetting his health, the Well-and-wise-walking Khan hath opened

his lips." And with the cry, "To escape out of this world is good!" he

sped him through the air, swift out of sight.

Thus far of the Adventures of the Well-and-wise-walking Khan the

second chapter, concerning the deeds of the Gold-spitting Prince and

his Minister.

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