The Arabian Nights Entertainments - Complete
Scott
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Scott · 42 chapters
Quotes from this book
He was as much beloved by his subjects for his wisdom and prudence, as he was dreaded by his neighbours, on account of his valour, and well-disciplined troops.
Shier-ear, who had naturally a great affection the prince his brother, gave him the kingdom of Great Tartary.
Chapters
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- THE MERCHANT AND THE GENIE.Sample
- THE STORY OF THE FISHERMAN.
- Preface
- STORY OF THE THREE CALENDERS, SONS OF
- THE STORY OF SINBAD THE VOYAGER.
- THE THREE APPLES.
- Chapter
- THE STORY OF THE LITTLE HUNCH-BACK.
- Chapter
- Preface
- JEHAUN-ARA, PRINCESS OF SAMANDAL, OR
- Preface
- THE HISTORY OF PRINCE ZEYN ALASNAM AND
- THE HISTORY OF CODADAD, AND HIS BROTHERS.
- Chapter
- Chapter
- Preface
- ADVENTURE OF THE CALIPH HAROON AL
- Preface
- Chapter
- Preface
- Chapter
- Preface
- Chapter
- Preface
- Chapter
- Preface
- STORY OF THE THREE SHARPERS AND THE
- Preface
- THE SULTAN AND THE TRAVELLER MHAMOOD AL
- Preface
- ADVENTURE OF A COURTIER, RELATED BY
- Preface
- STORY OF HYJAUJE, THE TYRANNICAL GOVERNOR
- IKMAUM, DAUGHTER OF IBRAHIM, VIZIER TO
- Preface
- Chapter
- MHEREJAUN, SULTAN OF HIND, AND EUSUFF, SON
- Preface
- ADVENTURES OF THE THREE PRINCES, SONS OF
- STORY OF THE GOOD VIZIER UNJUSTLY
- STORY OF THE MERCHANT, HIS DAUGHTER, AND