Now , although the prince had been transformed into the form of a deer , he kept his man 's heart and mind . He said to himself , ` Thank heaven that the Lady Latifa has changed me into this shape , for at least deer are beautiful . ' He remained for some time living as a deer amongst the rest , but at length resolved that an end to such a life must be put ill some way . He looked again for some place by which he could get out of the magic garden . Following round the wall he reached a lower part ; he remembered the Divine Names and flung himself over , saying , ` Whatever happens is by the will of God . ' When he looked about he found that he was in the very same place he had jumped from ; there was the palace , there the garden and the deer ! Eight times he leaped over the wall and eight times found himself where he had started from ; but after the ninth leap there was a change , there was a palace and there was a garden , but the deer were gone . Presently a girl of such moon-like beauty opened a window that the prince lost to her a hundred hearts . She was delighted with the beautiful deer , and cried to her nurse : ` Catch it ! if you will I will give you this necklace , every pearl of which is worth a kingdom . ' The nurse coveted the pearls , but as she was three hundred years old she did not know how she could catch a deer . However , she went down into the garden and held out some grass , but when she went near the creature ran away . The girl watched with great excitement from the palace window , and called : ' O nurse , if you do n't catch it , I will kill you ! ' ' I am killing myself , ' shouted back the old woman . The girl saw that nurse tottering along and went down to help , marching with the gait of a prancing peacock . When she saw the gilded horns and the kerchief she said : ` It must be accustomed to the hand , and be some royal pet ! ' The prince had it in mind that this might be another magician who could give him some other shape , but still it seemed best to allow himself to be caught . So he played about the girl and let her catch him by the neck . A leash was brought , fruits were given , and it was caressed with delight . It was taken to the palace and tied at the foot of the Lady Jamila 's raised seat , but she ordered a longer cord to be brought so that it might be able to jump up beside her .
When the nurse went XXXXX fix the cord she saw tears falling from its eyes , and that it was dejected and sorrowful ' O Lady Jamila !
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