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Now seven fair orbs in radiant circles set <br> Well round the proud celestial minaret <br> And from the starry tapers of the sky <br> The lamp of night relumes [like re-illuminates]? her beams on high <br> At the time of sunset the Shah of the sunlike countenance dissolved the festive party and returned to the palace and everyone went to his own abode [.] The Shah was in a tranquil slumber when a tempest and whirlwind arose and the thunder began to resound dreadfully[,] and the face of the earth was still and black[.] After some time the violence of the wind and rain abated and the voice of the thunder ceased[,] when the Shah[,] being awake[,] suddenly heard a voice of lamentation[,] and as he listened to the voice seemed evidently to proceed from a soul in deep distress[.] The Shah arose and entered the hall of audience where he found Diu Faz[.] He instantly laid hold of his hand and conducted him to his own chamber[.] <br> [“]Listen[,][“] said he [,][“] What voice is that which I hear[?”] <br> Diu Faz answered[,][“] It is the same voice which I have heard these several nights but I was unwilling to attend to it without your permission[.] If <br> [however]

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