"The slave pour’d sherbet to the brink, Stirr’d in wild honey and pomegranate, With snow and rose-leaves cool’d the drink, And bore it where the Caliph sate."
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Sir Edwin Arnold, "The Caliph’s Draught", Indian Poetry (1904)
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