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<article> <h3 align="center" align="center">XXX</h3> <h3 align="center" align="center">AVT’HANDIL'S ARRIVAL AT P’HATMAN'S; HER RECEPTION OF HIM AND HER JOY</h3>
<p><span class="margnote"><FONT COLOR="GREEN" SIZE="-1"><a name="1054">1054</A></FONT></span>P’hatman, Usen's wife, met him in front of the door, joyful she saluted him, she showed her pleasure; they greeted each other, they went in and seated themselves. As I have observed, his coming annoyed not Dame P’hatman.</p>
<p><span class="margnote"><FONT COLOR="GREEN" SIZE="-1"><a name="1055">1055</A></FONT></span>Dame P’hatman was attractive to the eye, not young but brisk, of a good figure, dark in complexion, plump-faced, not wizened, a lover of (female) minstrels and singers, a wine-drinker; she had abundance of elegant gowns and head-dresses.</p>
<p><span class="margnote"><FONT COLOR="GREEN" SIZE="-1"><a name="1056">1056</A></FONT></span>That night Dame P’hatman entertained him right well. The knight presented beautiful gifts; they that received them said: "They are worthy!" P’hatman's entertainment of him was worth while; by God! she lost not. When they had drunken and eaten, the knight went outs to sleep.</p>
<p><span class="margnote"><FONT COLOR="GREEN" SIZE="-1"><a name="1057">1057</A></FONT></span>In the morning he showed all his wares, he had them all unpacked; the fairest were laid aside for the king, he had the price counted out; he said to the merchants: "Take them away!" He loaded them, (and) had them carried away. He said: "Sell as ye will; reveal not who I am!"</p>
<p><A NAME="page_171"><FONT SIZE=1 COLOR=GREEN>p. 171</FONT></A></p>
<p><span class="margnote"><FONT COLOR="GREEN" SIZE="-1"><a name="1058">1058</A></FONT></span>The knight was clad as a merchant; he was by no means dressed in his proper raiment. Sometimes P’hatman calls on him, sometimes he visits P’hatman. They sat together; they conversed with refined discourse. Absence from him was death to P’hatman, as Ramin's was to Vis. <A NAME="fr_29"></A><A HREF="#fn_29"><FONT SIZE="1">1</FONT></A></p>
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<P><A NAME="fn_29"></A><A HREF="mps33.html#fr_29">171:1</A> For the Story of the Loves of Vis and Ramin, cf. <i>J.R.A.S.</i>, July 1902. There are two other references in Rust’haveli, <a href="mps07.html#182">182</A>, <a href="mps49.html#1519">1519</A>.</P>
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