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  • در چنین وقتش بدید و سخت زد  ** چوب‌ها و زخمهای بی‌عدد  4265
  • He (the night-patrol) saw him (in the street) at such a time and gave him a sound drubbing and blows without number.

  • نعره و فریاد زان درویش خاست  ** که مزن تا من بگویم حال راست 
  • Shrieks and cries for mercy arose from the poor wretch: “Don't strike! let me tell the truth about it all!”

  • گفت اینک دادمت مهلت بگو  ** تا به شب چون آمدی بیرون به کو 
  • He replied, “Look now, I will give you time: speak, that I may learn how you came out into the streets by night.

  • تو نه‌ای زینجا غریب و منکری  ** راستی گو تا بچه مکر اندری 
  • You do not belong to this place, you are a stranger and unknown (to me): tell me truly what you are plotting (here).

  • اهل دیوان بر عسس طعنه زدند  ** که چرا دزدان کنون انبه شدند 
  • The government officials have attacked the police, asking why there is now such a great number of thieves (in the city).

  • انبهی از تست و از امثال تست  ** وا نما یاران زشتت را نخست  4270
  • It is owing to you and the likes of you that they are so numerous: first disclose (the names of) your wicked associates;

  • ورنه کین جمله را از تو کشم  ** تا شود آمن زر هر محتشم 
  • Otherwise I will exact from you the vengeance incurred by all of them, in order that every respectable person's money may be safe.”

  • گفت او از بعد سوگندان پر  ** که نیم من خانه‌سوز و کیسه‌بر 
  • After taking many oaths he replied, “I am not a housebreaker or cutpurse.

  • من نه مرد دزدی و بیدادیم  ** من غریب مصرم و بغدادیم 
  • I am no thief and criminal: I am a stranger in Cairo, I belong to Baghdád.”

  • بیان این خبر کی الکذب ریبة والصدق طمانینة 
  • Explaining the Tradition (of the Prophet), “Falsehood causes suspicion, while veracity inspires confidence.”

  • قصه‌ی آن خواب و گنج زر بگفت  ** پس ز صدق او دل آن کس شکفت 
  • He related the story of his dream and the treasure of gold, and from (under the influence of) his veracity the man's heart expanded (like a flower).