They rode all day , and when the sun sank behind the hills they rested , and ate of the food the gazelle gave them , and lay down to sleep . And they journeyed on for many days , and they all , nobles and slaves , loved the gazelle with a great love -- more than they loved the Sultan Darai . At last one day signs of houses appeared , far , far off . And those who saw cried out , ` Gazelle ! ' And it answered , ` Ah , my mistresses , that is the house of Sultan Darai . ' At this news the women rejoiced much , and the slaves rejoiced much , and in the space of two hours they came to the gates , and the gazelle bade them all stay behind , and it went on to the house with Sultan Darai . When the old woman saw them coming through the courtyard she jumped and shouted for joy , and as the gazelle drew near she seized it in her arms , and kissed it . The gazelle did not like this , and said to her : ` Old woman , leave me alone ; the one to be carried is my master , and the one to be kissed is my master . ' And she answered , ` Forgive me , my son . I did not know this was our master , ' and she threw open all the doors so that the master might see everything that the rooms and storehouses contained . Sultan Darai looked about him , and at length he said : ` Unfasten those horses that are tied up , and let loose those people that are bound . And let some sweep , and some spread the beds , and some cook , and some draw water , and some come out and receive the mistress . ' And when the sultana and her ladies and her slaves entered the house , and saw the rich stuffs it was hung with , and the beautiful rice that was prepared for them to eat , they cried : ` Ah , you gazelle , we have seen great houses , we have seen people , we have heard of things . But this house , and you , such as you are , we have never seen or heard of . ' After a few days , the ladies said they wished to go home again . The gazelle begged them hard to stay , but finding they would not , it brought many gifts , and gave some to the ladies and some to their slaves . And they all thought the gazelle greater a thousand times than its master , Sultan Darai . The gazelle and its master remained in the house many weeks , and one day it said to the old woman , ' I came with my master to this place , and I have done many things for my master , good things , and till to-day he has never asked me : `` Well , my gazelle , how did you get this house ? Who is the owner of it ? And this town , were there no people in it ? ''
All good things I have done XXXXX the master , and he has not one day done me any good thing .
After At behind for of than through till to with