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Jaydˉa the Cairene took place more than thirty years agoand I cannot
to this hour disinguish the natural fragrance of my poor wahat from
the ?shy infusions of its ?rs befouler.
“Chapter Two ends in Geziret Zabargadthose islands in a sea
made redder with the blood of cut throats and the ruptured hymens
of the faithful. A number of my siserswhen they could bear no more
put an end to their shame by leaping over the side. Of the ressome
joined their predecessors as the ?shermen’s slaveyscleaning their
catch and bearing their spawn for the res of their lives. Others were
sold of to be sailors’ whores in small ports up and down the coas.
But the two or three beauties among usincluding Jaydˉa the Cairene
though by then we had been violated uncountable times in every ori-
?ce and attitudewere re?tted as virgins to be sold in the white-slave
market in Jiddahthe port neares the holy city that my father had set
out for with his maiden daughter.
“Chapter Three of Milord Allah’s great novel tells how its heroine
Jaydˉa the Virgin Cairenereached Mecca after all and was rede?ow-
ered not a sone’s throw from the holy Kaaba by her new ownera
rich and pious old Yemenite with a face like a basking crocodile’s a [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]