The Oriental Story book
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The sultana was full of grief at thisaffair; she was perfectly convinced that an impostor had takenpossession of the sultan's heart, so numerous and distinct had beenthe dreams which pointed out the unhappy Omar as her son. When hersorrow had a little abated, she reflected on the means of convincingher husband of his mistake. This was indeed difficult, for he who hadpassed himself off as her son, had presented the dagger, the token ofrecognition, and had, moreover, as she learned, become acquai...nted withso much of Omar's early life from the lips of the prince himself, asto be able to play his part without betraying himself.
She called to her the men who had attended the sultan to the pillarEl-Serujah, in order to have the whole matter exactly laid before her, and then took counsel with her most trusty female slaves. She chose, and in a moment rejected, this means and that; at length, Melechsalah, an old and cunning Circassian, spoke.
"If I have heard rightly, honored mistress, the one who bore thisdagger called him whom thou holdest to be thy son, a crazy tailor, Labakan?" "Yes, it is so, " answered the sultana; "but what wilt thou make ofthat?" "What think you, " proceeded the slave, "of this impostor's havingstitched his own name upon your son?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sultana was full of grief at thisaffair; she was perfectly convinced that an impostor had takenpossession of the sultan's heart, so numerous and distinct had beenthe dreams which pointed out the unhappy Omar as her son. When hersorrow had a little abated, she reflected on the means of convincingher husband of his mistake. This was indeed difficult, for he who hadpassed himself off as her son, had presented the dagger, the token ofrecognition, and had, moreover, as she learned, become acquai...nted withso much of Omar's early life from the lips of the prince himself, asto be able to play his part without betraying himself.
She called to her the men who had attended the sultan to the pillarEl-Serujah, in order to have the whole matter exactly laid before her, and then took counsel with her most trusty female slaves. She chose, and in a moment rejected, this means and that; at length, Melechsalah, an old and cunning Circassian, spoke.
"If I have heard rightly, honored mistress, the one who bore thisdagger called him whom thou holdest to be thy son, a crazy tailor, Labakan?" "Yes, it is so, " answered the sultana; "but what wilt thou make ofthat?" "What think you, " proceeded the slave, "of this impostor's havingstitched his own name upon your son?
What to read after The Oriental Story book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hauff Wilhelm to read onlineMoreLess
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