The Arabian Nights' Entertainments:
The Arabian Nights' Entertainments:
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— His bro- ther replied. By Allah, I know not. But knowest thou any one who will acquaint us with the truth of this matter ? — None, said Salim, will acquaint us excepting our mother.
They therefore contrived for themselves a stratagem, and, going in to their mother during the absence of their brother, they said, our mother, we are hungry. So she replied.
Rejoice at good news. And she entered the saloon, demanded of the servant of the pair of saddle-bags, and brought out to them hot viands ; wh...ereupon they said, our mother, this food is hot, and thou hast not cooked, nor blown [a fire]. She replied. It is from the pair of saddle-bags. And they said to her, What is this pair of saddle-bags? She answered them. It is enchanted, and the demand is ob- tained by virtue of the charm. And she ac- quainted them with the case, and said to them, Conceal the secret. They replied, ITie secret is concealed, our mother ; but teach us the mode of this. She therefore taught them ; and they proceeded to put forth their hands, and to take out the thing that they demanded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— His bro- ther replied. By Allah, I know not. But knowest thou any one who will acquaint us with the truth of this matter ? — None, said Salim, will acquaint us excepting our mother.
They therefore contrived for themselves a stratagem, and, going in to their mother during the absence of their brother, they said, our mother, we are hungry. So she replied.
Rejoice at good news. And she entered the saloon, demanded of the servant of the pair of saddle-bags, and brought out to them hot viands ; wh...ereupon they said, our mother, this food is hot, and thou hast not cooked, nor blown [a fire]. She replied. It is from the pair of saddle-bags. And they said to her, What is this pair of saddle-bags? She answered them. It is enchanted, and the demand is ob- tained by virtue of the charm. And she ac- quainted them with the case, and said to them, Conceal the secret. They replied, ITie secret is concealed, our mother ; but teach us the mode of this. She therefore taught them ; and they proceeded to put forth their hands, and to take out the thing that they demanded.
What to read after The Arabian Nights' Entertainments:?
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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