Folk-Lore And Legends V.1/2
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The morning had found Ahmed in a wretched hovel, rising from a sorry bed, in the expectation of losing his life ; in the evening he was the lord of a rich palace, and married to the only daughter of a power- ful king. But this change did not alter his charac- ter. As he had been meek and humble in adversity, he was modest and gentle in prosperity. Conscious of his own ignorance, he continued to ascribe his good fortune solely to the favour of Providence.
He became daily more attached to the bea...utiful and 20 ORIENTAL FOLKLORE TALES.
virtuous princess whom he had married; and he could not help contrasting her character with that of his former wife, whom he had ceased to love, and of whose unreasonable and unfeeling vanity he was now fully sensible.
THE LEGEND OF THE TEEEESTEIAL PAEADISE OF SHED D AD, THE SON OF 'A'D.
It is related that 'Abd Allah, the son of Aboo Kildbeh, went forth to seek a camel that had run away, and while he was proceeding over the deserts of El-Yeman and the district of Seba, he chanced to arrive at a vast city encompassed by enormous fortifications, around the circuit of which were pavilions rising high into the sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The morning had found Ahmed in a wretched hovel, rising from a sorry bed, in the expectation of losing his life ; in the evening he was the lord of a rich palace, and married to the only daughter of a power- ful king. But this change did not alter his charac- ter. As he had been meek and humble in adversity, he was modest and gentle in prosperity. Conscious of his own ignorance, he continued to ascribe his good fortune solely to the favour of Providence.
He became daily more attached to the bea...utiful and 20 ORIENTAL FOLKLORE TALES.
virtuous princess whom he had married; and he could not help contrasting her character with that of his former wife, whom he had ceased to love, and of whose unreasonable and unfeeling vanity he was now fully sensible.
THE LEGEND OF THE TEEEESTEIAL PAEADISE OF SHED D AD, THE SON OF 'A'D.
It is related that 'Abd Allah, the son of Aboo Kildbeh, went forth to seek a camel that had run away, and while he was proceeding over the deserts of El-Yeman and the district of Seba, he chanced to arrive at a vast city encompassed by enormous fortifications, around the circuit of which were pavilions rising high into the sky.
What to read after Folk-Lore And Legends V.1/2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles John Tibbits to read onlineMoreLess
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