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Story
from the Mulla Nasrudin Corpus
MIRACLES HAVE DETAILS
One day Nasrudin put a chicken to roast in his oven, and went out for a
time.
A local wag substituted a live chicken.
When Nasrudin came back he found the house surrounded by villagers.
'Nasrudin,' they cried, 'Akram has performed a miracle. He has brought
your roasting bird back to life.'
The Mulla opened the oven door, looked in, and then turned to face the
crowd.
'Miracles are all very well, but there are certain matters of detail. Do
you think that your power to work wonders, which I freely acknowledge on
the evidence before me, gives you the right to theft? You have vanished
my spices and salt. Who will pay for the firewood wasted? Worst of all,
you have caused my effort in preparing the fowl to disappear. '
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