More Tales From the Arabian Nights Based On the Translation From the Arabic
More Tales From the Arabian Nights Based On the Translation From the Arabic
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The King next caused the Magian to be brought, and Conclusion 109 commanded the executioner to strike off his head. But Bahrain said: "O most excellent King, hast thou de- termined to kill me?" He answered: "Yes. " "Then, " said Bahrain, "have patience with me a little, O King. " And he hung down his head toward the ground, and presently raising it, made profession of the Moham- metan faith. So they all rejoiced and forgave him for what he had done to Assad.
CONCLUSION OF THE STORY OF PRINCE CA...MARALZAMAN AND THE PRINCESS BADOURA HE two Princes passed that night in happiness, and when the next morning came they went in to the King. He received them with honour and they sat conversing. And while they were thus sitting, lo, the people of the city cried out, calling for help, and the chamberlain came in to the King and said: "A mighty King hath alighted with his troops before our city; all have drawn swords; and we know not their purpose. " The King told this to his Vizier Amgiad, and his brother Assad, and Am- giad said: "I will go forth and ask this King the reason of his coming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The King next caused the Magian to be brought, and Conclusion 109 commanded the executioner to strike off his head. But Bahrain said: "O most excellent King, hast thou de- termined to kill me?" He answered: "Yes. " "Then, " said Bahrain, "have patience with me a little, O King. " And he hung down his head toward the ground, and presently raising it, made profession of the Moham- metan faith. So they all rejoiced and forgave him for what he had done to Assad.
CONCLUSION OF THE STORY OF PRINCE CA...MARALZAMAN AND THE PRINCESS BADOURA HE two Princes passed that night in happiness, and when the next morning came they went in to the King. He received them with honour and they sat conversing. And while they were thus sitting, lo, the people of the city cried out, calling for help, and the chamberlain came in to the King and said: "A mighty King hath alighted with his troops before our city; all have drawn swords; and we know not their purpose. " The King told this to his Vizier Amgiad, and his brother Assad, and Am- giad said: "I will go forth and ask this King the reason of his coming.
What to read after More Tales From the Arabian Nights Based On the Translation From the Arabic?
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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