Abou Hassan
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(He is brought before Haroun.) Haroun. Speak, fellow, thy business.
Abou, (looking up, then rushes back, overturning all on right.) Bismillah, the dervise !
Har., (sternly.) Thy name?
Abou. Abou Hassan, great Prince, at thy service. (Rushes back, overturning all on left.) (Aside.) Lord, and I ordered him strapped to a mule And driven tail foremost !
Har. Mesrour, has this fool Lost his tongue ?
Mes. He is less of a fool than a knave.
Abou., (aside.) So he's Mesrour and /had him licked.
lies. Th...e base slave Made off with your Majesty's gold robes and shoes, Swearing he was our Caliph.
Har. He Caliph, the deuce !
41 lies. They were taking him off to the madhouse when I Caught a glimpse of the scamp as I chanced to pass by, So to get the young gentleman out of his trouble, I ordered the officers present Ahou. To double The number of lashes prescribed !
Har. Ah, I see.
lies. But not on your bare back, as you did for me.
Ahou, (aside.) I feel I'm a goner ; he'll never forgive The licking I gave him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(He is brought before Haroun.) Haroun. Speak, fellow, thy business.
Abou, (looking up, then rushes back, overturning all on right.) Bismillah, the dervise !
Har., (sternly.) Thy name?
Abou. Abou Hassan, great Prince, at thy service. (Rushes back, overturning all on left.) (Aside.) Lord, and I ordered him strapped to a mule And driven tail foremost !
Har. Mesrour, has this fool Lost his tongue ?
Mes. He is less of a fool than a knave.
Abou., (aside.) So he's Mesrour and /had him licked.
lies. Th...e base slave Made off with your Majesty's gold robes and shoes, Swearing he was our Caliph.
Har. He Caliph, the deuce !
41 lies. They were taking him off to the madhouse when I Caught a glimpse of the scamp as I chanced to pass by, So to get the young gentleman out of his trouble, I ordered the officers present Ahou. To double The number of lashes prescribed !
Har. Ah, I see.
lies. But not on your bare back, as you did for me.
Ahou, (aside.) I feel I'm a goner ; he'll never forgive The licking I gave him.
What to read after Abou Hassan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miles George Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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