servant of God ! whoever you are , why do you deal unfairly with me ? I am dying of thirst , let go ! in God 's name . '' A cry came up in answer , `` O servant of God ! we have been in the well a long time ; in God 's name get us out ! '' After trying a thousand schemes , I drew up two blind women . They said they were peris , and that their king had blinded them in his anger and had left them in the well alone . ' `` Now , '' they said , `` if you will get us the cure for our blindness we will devote ourselves to your service , and will do whatever you wish . '' ' `` What is the cure for your blindness ? '' ' `` Not far from this place , '' they said , `` a cow comes up from the great sea to graze ; a little of her dung would cure us . We should be eternally your debtors . Do not let the cow see you , or she will assuredly kill you . '' ` With renewed strength and spirit I went to the shore . There I watched the cow come up from the sea , graze , and go back . Then I came out of my hiding , took a little of her dung and conveyed it to the peris . They rubbed it on their eyes , and by the Divine might saw again . ` They thanked heaven and me , and then considered what they could do to show their gratitude to me . `` Our peri-king , '' they said , `` has a daughter whom he keeps under his own eye and thinks the most lovely girl on earth . In good sooth , she has not her equal !
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