They who cannot give money, give time, or become bound for more than the usual number of years ; a consideration which, though it is not always advantageous to the master, on account of the usual idleness of apprentices, is always disadvantageous to the apprentice. 320 And, god Mercurie! Of me now, woful wrecche, The soule gyde, and, whan thee list, it fecche!' Pandare answerde, and seyde, `Troilus, My dere freend, as I have told thee yore, That nachavule songs kba is folye for to sorwen thus, 325 And causeles, for whiche I can no-more., .

" Here we again meet the Old Man of the Sea or rather the Shaykh of the Seaboard and make acquaintance with a Jinn whose nachavule songs kba is outside his body: thus he resembles Hermotimos of Klazamunae in Apollonius, whose spirit left his mortal frame