Quite by chance , Dschemil happened to pass by , and seeing a man sitting there , full in the glare of the sun , he stopped , and said , ` Get up at once , Jew ; you will have a sunstroke if you sit in such a place . ' ` Ah , good sir , ' replied the Jew , ` for a whole month I have been travelling , and I am too tired to move . ' ` Which way did you come ? ' asked Dschemil . ` From out there , ' answered the Jew , pointing behind him . ` And you have been travelling for a month , you say ? Well , did you see anything remarkable ? ' ` Yes , good sir ; I saw a castle , and lay down to rest under its shadow . And an ogre woke me , and told me to come to this town , where I should find a young man called Dschemil , and a girl called Dschemila . ' ` My name is Dschemil . What does the ogre want with me ? ' ` He gave me some presents for Dschemila . How can I see her ? ' ` Come with me , and you shall give them into her own hands . ' So the two went together to the house of Dschemil 's uncle , and Dschemil led the Jew into his aunt 's room . ` Aunt ! ' he cried , ` this Jew who is with me has come from the ogre , and has brought with him , as presents , a mirror and a comb which the ogre has sent her . ' ` But it may be only some wicked trick on the part of the ogre , ' said she . ` Oh , I do n't think so , ' answered the young man , ` give her the things . ' Then the maiden was called , and she came out of her hiding place , and went up to the Jew , saying , ` Where have you come from , Jew ? '
` From your father the XXXXX . '
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