The following is a passage from a historical book about Sudan, with OCR errors corrected and intended words translated: "And when the morning came, the two of them set out. They traveled until they reached the river, and they found a boat. They boarded it and sailed across the river. When they reached the other side, they disembarked and continued their journey. They traveled until they reached a village, and they found a man who was a farmer. They asked him for food and water, and he gave them what they needed. They thanked him and continued on their way. They traveled until they reached a city, and they found a king who ruled the land. They went to the king and told him their story. The king listened to them and was moved by their plight. He promised to help them and gave them a place to stay. The next day, the king sent them to his vizier, who was a wise and just man. The vizier listened to their story and promised to help them. He gave them a sum of money and told them to go and find their family. They thanked him and set out on their journey. They traveled until they reached a land where their family lived. They were reunited with their family and lived happily ever after."