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Romance. . . . What was left of life without romance? He remembered his talk with Marten; he thought of the scientists crude notions of romance. He pitied the materialism which denied him joys like these. This moonlit landscape how full of suggestion! That grotto down below what tales it could unfold! The Cave of Mercury. . . . How had Mercury, the arch-thief, come to be presiding genius here?

Know also that God hath shown forth the truth and done away the false by withdrawing the curtain of secrecy from him who stole the Khalif's goods, that is, Ahmed Kemakim the arch-thief and traitor; and he now lies bound and in prison.

Know also that Truth hath prevailed and that Falsehood naught availed; and that the Lord hath withdrawn the curtain of secrecy from him who stole the Caliph's goods, that is, Ahmad Kamakim the arch-thief and traitor; and he now lieth bound and in jail.

The thing lived; her deed was the woman; there was no separating them: witness it in love murdered. O that woman! She has murdered love. She has blotted love completely out. She is the arch-thief and assassin of mankind the female Apollyon.

The arch-thief took leave of his parents, once more went forth into the wide world, and no one has ever heard of him since. 193 The Drummer A young drummer went out quite alone one evening into the country, and came to a lake on the shore of which he perceived three pieces of white linen lying. "What fine linen," said he, and put one piece in his pocket.

Meanwhile, arch-thief Ahmad Kamakim laid hands on Jessamine, who was with child by Ala al-Din, and committed her to his mother, saying, "Deliver her to Khatun, the Governor's lady:" so the old woman took her and carried her to the wife of the Master of Police.

Now when they came thither, Ahmad al-Danaf went in to the Caliph and gave him the glad tidings of Ala al-Din's arrival and told him his story whereupon the King went forth to greet him taking the youth Aslan, and they met and embraced each other. Then the Commander of the Faithful summoned the arch-thief Ahmad Kamakim and said to Ala al-Din, "Up and at thy foe!"

He detected Antolycus, the son of Hermes, by marking his sheep under the foot, so that the arch-thief was obliged to acknowledge the superior craft of the Æolid, and restore the plunder.

When he had delivered the parson and clerk from their captivity, he said, "Thou art an arch-thief, and hast won thy wager. For once thou escapest with a whole skin, but see that thou leavest my land, for if ever thou settest foot on it again, thou may'st count on thy elevation to the gallows."

"And Mozart, even, until now Never thought of once, I vow." The Count. "Works that you shall live to see, Great arch-thief of Italy; That shall drive you to despair, Clever Signor Bonbonnière." Max. "You may have a hundred years," Mozart. "Unless you with all your wares," All three, con forza. "Straight zum Teufel first repair, Clever Monsieur Bonbonnière."