Fairy Tales From the Arabian Nights
Fairy Tales From the Arabian Nights
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When they wereall ready to be shipped, the prince retired with the gardener, andtalking together, he related to him the battle of the birds, andhow he had found the Princess Badoura's talisman again. Thegardener was equally surprised and joyful to hear it for his sake.
Whether the old man was quite worn out with age, or had exhaustedhimself too much that day, he had a very bad night; he grew worsethe next day, and on the third day, when the prince was to embark, was so ill that it was plain he ...was near his end. As soon as daybroke, the captain of the ship came in person with several seamento the gardener's; they knocked at the garden-door, andCamaralzaman opened it to them. They asked him where the passengerwas that was to go with him. The prince answered, 'I am he; thegardener who arranged with you for my passage is ill, and cannot bespoken with: come in, and let your men carry those pots of olivesand my baggage aboard. I will only take leave of the gardener, andfollow you. ' The seamen took up the pots and the baggage, and the captain badethe prince make haste, for the wind being fair they were waitingfor nothing but him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When they wereall ready to be shipped, the prince retired with the gardener, andtalking together, he related to him the battle of the birds, andhow he had found the Princess Badoura's talisman again. Thegardener was equally surprised and joyful to hear it for his sake.
Whether the old man was quite worn out with age, or had exhaustedhimself too much that day, he had a very bad night; he grew worsethe next day, and on the third day, when the prince was to embark, was so ill that it was plain he ...was near his end. As soon as daybroke, the captain of the ship came in person with several seamento the gardener's; they knocked at the garden-door, andCamaralzaman opened it to them. They asked him where the passengerwas that was to go with him. The prince answered, 'I am he; thegardener who arranged with you for my passage is ill, and cannot bespoken with: come in, and let your men carry those pots of olivesand my baggage aboard. I will only take leave of the gardener, andfollow you. ' The seamen took up the pots and the baggage, and the captain badethe prince make haste, for the wind being fair they were waitingfor nothing but him.
What to read after Fairy Tales From the Arabian Nights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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