Aladdin And His Wonderful Lamp in Rhyme
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IV T noon the Sultan sat within The gilded palace of old Pekin, And all his subjects passed before him To worship him and to adore him, To say thank you and to implore him To lessen this one's poverty, To punish that one's treachery, Or make this one a mandarin.
Before the throne there passed a crowd Of pig-tailed Chinamen who bowed And bumped their heads upon the ground.
I ALADDIN!
ffl^fc 6Jr~i^^r^**\ UT the great Sultan looking round, Saw Aladdin's mother stand- ing in a corner, Afraid lest t...he mandarins should scorn her. The Sultan called to the timid old soul. "It was you who gave me the precious bqwl, IALADDIN "And you whose son t ' ' * CLC aspires to wed "The Princess Bedrelbood, " he said.
The old woman answered. "I am the same, "And Bedrelbood I am come to claim. " "But where are the jewels, the bowls, and the slaves ? " The Sultan asked. Just then like waves ALADDIN!
Beating upon a rocky shore, The noise of shouting rolled before A crowd that marched with tramping din Up to the palace of old Pekin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IV T noon the Sultan sat within The gilded palace of old Pekin, And all his subjects passed before him To worship him and to adore him, To say thank you and to implore him To lessen this one's poverty, To punish that one's treachery, Or make this one a mandarin.
Before the throne there passed a crowd Of pig-tailed Chinamen who bowed And bumped their heads upon the ground.
I ALADDIN!
ffl^fc 6Jr~i^^r^**\ UT the great Sultan looking round, Saw Aladdin's mother stand- ing in a corner, Afraid lest t...he mandarins should scorn her. The Sultan called to the timid old soul. "It was you who gave me the precious bqwl, IALADDIN "And you whose son t ' ' * CLC aspires to wed "The Princess Bedrelbood, " he said.
The old woman answered. "I am the same, "And Bedrelbood I am come to claim. " "But where are the jewels, the bowls, and the slaves ? " The Sultan asked. Just then like waves ALADDIN!
Beating upon a rocky shore, The noise of shouting rolled before A crowd that marched with tramping din Up to the palace of old Pekin.
What to read after Aladdin And His Wonderful Lamp in Rhyme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ransome Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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