The Arabian Nights



“This is the history of myself and this hind: is it not one of the most wonderful and surprising?” “I admit it is,” said the genie, “and on that account forgive the merchant one third of his crime.”

When the first old man had finished his story, the second, who led the two black dogs, addressed the genie, and said: “I am going to tell you what happened to me, and these two black dogs you see by me; and I am certain you will say,


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“This is the history of myself and this hind: is it not one of the most wonderful and surprising?” “I admit it is,” said the genie, “and on that account forgive the merchant one third of his crime.”

When the first old man had finished his story, the second, who led the two black dogs, addressed the genie, and said: “I am going to tell you what happened to me, and these two black dogs you see by me; and I am certain you will say,


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