The Arabian Nights
The Arabian Nights
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So the sultan had no fear but that when the time came for him to retire from the throne Aladdin would occupy it most worthily in his stead.
Aladdin had conducted himself in this manner several vears, when the African mamcian, who un- J o designedly had been the instrument of raising him to so high a pitch of prosperity, recalled him to his recollection in Africa, whither he had returned after his expedition. And though he was almost 156 THE ARABIAN NIGHTS.
persuaded that Aladdin must have died ...miserably in the subterranean abode where he had left him, he formed a horoscope by which, when he came to examine it, he found that Aladdin, instead of dying in the cave, had made his escape, lived splen- didly, was in possession of the wonderful lamp, had married a princess, and was much honoured and respected.
The magician's face became inflamed with anger, and he cried out in a rage, "This sorry tailor's son has discovered the secret and virtue of the lamp! I believed his death to be certain, but find that he enjoys the fruit of my labour and study!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So the sultan had no fear but that when the time came for him to retire from the throne Aladdin would occupy it most worthily in his stead.
Aladdin had conducted himself in this manner several vears, when the African mamcian, who un- J o designedly had been the instrument of raising him to so high a pitch of prosperity, recalled him to his recollection in Africa, whither he had returned after his expedition. And though he was almost 156 THE ARABIAN NIGHTS.
persuaded that Aladdin must have died ...miserably in the subterranean abode where he had left him, he formed a horoscope by which, when he came to examine it, he found that Aladdin, instead of dying in the cave, had made his escape, lived splen- didly, was in possession of the wonderful lamp, had married a princess, and was much honoured and respected.
The magician's face became inflamed with anger, and he cried out in a rage, "This sorry tailor's son has discovered the secret and virtue of the lamp! I believed his death to be certain, but find that he enjoys the fruit of my labour and study!
What to read after The Arabian Nights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H D William Henry Denham Rouse to read onlineMoreLess
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