More Tales From the Arabian Nights
More Tales From the Arabian Nights
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" So the Queen Margiana seized Assad and carrying him up to her castle sent word to Bahram: "If thou do not set sail this night, I will take all thy property, and destroy thy ship. " When the message arrived Bahram arose in haste and prepared to depart, saying: "Alas! Alas! Verily this voyage hath been unfortunate ! " Meanwhile the Queen Margiana, when she had taken Assad, conducted him into the castle, opened the windows looking over the sea, and ordered her slaves to bring food, and she and A...ssad ate. And after this repast the Queen left him, and he seeing a door open, passed through it and walked on till he came to a great garden in which were all kinds of fruits and flowers. He approached a fountain that was in the garden, and laying himself down there upon his back, slept, and night overtook him.
Bahram in the meanwhile, when darkness arrived, called the sailors of the vessel, saying to them: "Loose your sails, and proceed on the voyage. " "We hear and obey, " they replied, "but wait until we have filled our water-skins, and then we will loose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So the Queen Margiana seized Assad and carrying him up to her castle sent word to Bahram: "If thou do not set sail this night, I will take all thy property, and destroy thy ship. " When the message arrived Bahram arose in haste and prepared to depart, saying: "Alas! Alas! Verily this voyage hath been unfortunate ! " Meanwhile the Queen Margiana, when she had taken Assad, conducted him into the castle, opened the windows looking over the sea, and ordered her slaves to bring food, and she and A...ssad ate. And after this repast the Queen left him, and he seeing a door open, passed through it and walked on till he came to a great garden in which were all kinds of fruits and flowers. He approached a fountain that was in the garden, and laying himself down there upon his back, slept, and night overtook him.
Bahram in the meanwhile, when darkness arrived, called the sailors of the vessel, saying to them: "Loose your sails, and proceed on the voyage. " "We hear and obey, " they replied, "but wait until we have filled our water-skins, and then we will loose.
What to read after More Tales From the Arabian Nights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward William Lane to read onlineMoreLess
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