The Thousand And One Nights, Commonly Called the Arabian Nights' Entertainments; Translated From ...
The Thousand And One Nights, Commonly Called the Arabian Nights' Entertainments; Translated From ...
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Mini took the troops, mid lh« repaired to Jondur's palace.— Now as to Joodar, lie said to the Mind, I deaire tint tlnm brine; us some 'Efrects of thy 'Ontj in the form of human beings, to be aa soldiers, «ud to I in tlic court of the palace, that the King may see them, and that they may terrify him and inspire him with dread, so that hi* heart may tremble, and he may know that my power is irreater than km, lie therefore brought two hundred in the garb of soldier*, '([tupped with msgnifiCBnt anu...s; nnd tiny were strung ami bulky. — Bo when the King arrived, he beheld the strong and bulky troop, and heart feared them. Then he. went up into the palace, aud entered into the presence of Joodar, whom he saw sitting in a state in which no Lmi: nor *ul\jiii bad sat; aud he sainted linn, and raised his bauds to I i- head before him. But Joodar rose not to him, nor paid him honour, nor did he say to him, Sit ; — he left him standing till fear seized him, ami he became unable either to sit or to go forth, and began to say within himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mini took the troops, mid lh« repaired to Jondur's palace.— Now as to Joodar, lie said to the Mind, I deaire tint tlnm brine; us some 'Efrects of thy 'Ontj in the form of human beings, to be aa soldiers, «ud to I in tlic court of the palace, that the King may see them, and that they may terrify him and inspire him with dread, so that hi* heart may tremble, and he may know that my power is irreater than km, lie therefore brought two hundred in the garb of soldier*, '([tupped with msgnifiCBnt anu...s; nnd tiny were strung ami bulky. — Bo when the King arrived, he beheld the strong and bulky troop, and heart feared them. Then he. went up into the palace, aud entered into the presence of Joodar, whom he saw sitting in a state in which no Lmi: nor *ul\jiii bad sat; aud he sainted linn, and raised his bauds to I i- head before him. But Joodar rose not to him, nor paid him honour, nor did he say to him, Sit ; — he left him standing till fear seized him, ami he became unable either to sit or to go forth, and began to say within himself.
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