The Arabian Nights Entertainments - Complete
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The inner door happened to be shut, but the portal was open, inwhich there was an estrade on each side. "This is a veryconvenient place for us, " said Noor ad Deen to the fair Persian;"night comes on apace; and though we have eaten nothing since ourlanding, I am for passing the night here, and to-morrow we shallhave time enough to look for a lodging. " "Sir, " replied the fairPersian, "you know your wishes are mine; let us go no farther, since you are willing to stay here. " Each of them having... drunk adraught of water at the fountain, they laid themselves down uponone of the estrades; and after a little chat, being soothed bythe agreeable murmur of the water, fell asleep.
The garden belonged to the caliph: and in the middle of it therewas a pavilion, called the pavilion of pictures, because itschief ornaments were pictures after the Persian manner, drawn bythe most celebrated painters in Persia, whom the caliph had sentfor on purpose. The stately hall within this pavilion was lightedby fourscore arches and a lustre in each; but these were lightedonly when the caliph came thither to spend the evening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The inner door happened to be shut, but the portal was open, inwhich there was an estrade on each side. "This is a veryconvenient place for us, " said Noor ad Deen to the fair Persian;"night comes on apace; and though we have eaten nothing since ourlanding, I am for passing the night here, and to-morrow we shallhave time enough to look for a lodging. " "Sir, " replied the fairPersian, "you know your wishes are mine; let us go no farther, since you are willing to stay here. " Each of them having... drunk adraught of water at the fountain, they laid themselves down uponone of the estrades; and after a little chat, being soothed bythe agreeable murmur of the water, fell asleep.
The garden belonged to the caliph: and in the middle of it therewas a pavilion, called the pavilion of pictures, because itschief ornaments were pictures after the Persian manner, drawn bythe most celebrated painters in Persia, whom the caliph had sentfor on purpose. The stately hall within this pavilion was lightedby fourscore arches and a lustre in each; but these were lightedonly when the caliph came thither to spend the evening.
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