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CONFUCIUS. Photogravure from an old Chinese print. This picture of Confucius, surrounded by allegorical symbols, is taken from a Chinese lithograph of great antiquity. The personal appearance of Confucius is a matter of dispute, but the accompanying picture is the one commonly accepted in China to be bis best likeness.
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Page 12 and 13: IV — CONTENTS THE SHI-KING PA6B I
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Page 17: Confucius ....... ILLUSTRATION Fron
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Page 38 and 39: 20 CONFUCIUS " The faults of indivi
Page 40 and 41: THE BOOK V A Disciple and the Golde
Page 42 and 43: 24 CONFUCIUS The same disciple once
Page 44 and 45: 26 CONFUCIUS " And I should like,"
Page 46 and 47: 28 CONFUCIUS them.** " You must not
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38 ! CONFUCIUS " Not easily found i
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TOPICS BOOK IX His Favorite Discipl
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42 CONFUCIUS fail to have a grand f
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IN BOOK X Confucius in Private and
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46 CONFUCIUS by damp, and sour, he
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BOOK XI Comparative Worth of His Di
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5o CONFUCIUS serve him right, my ch
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52 CONFUCIUS " And with you, Tsang
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54 CONFUCIUS The same disciple put
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TSZ-LU BOOK XIII Answers on the Art
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6o CONFUCIUS Again, " How true is t
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62 CONFUCIUS medical man.' Good !
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64 CONFUCIUS Speaking of the prepar
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66 CONFUCIUS Confucius answered, "
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68 CONFUCIUS " There are worthy men
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DUKE BOOK XV Practical Wisdom—Rec
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72 CONFUCIUS " Be generous yourself
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74 CONFUCIUS approaching the steps
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76 CONFUCIUS means of living quietl
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78 CONFUCIUS " Duke King of Ts'i li
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8o CONFUCIUS Having received an inv
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83 CONFUCIUS of Ch'ing should be al
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BOOK XVIII Good Men in Seclusion—
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86 CONFUCIUS a fowl and prepared so
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— BOOK XIX Teachings of Various C
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90 CONFUCIUS The learned Tsang obse
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BOOK XX Extracts from the Book of H
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THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS [Translated
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98 THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS moral ent
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lOO THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS " There
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I02 THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS has neve
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104 THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS and send
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io6 THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS used ; t
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2o8 THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS ference
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BOOK V WAN CHANG* Part I WAN CHANG
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112 THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS wives wi
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114 its state ! ' THE SAYINGS OF ME
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i.i6 THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS conduct
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ii8 THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS was it s
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I20 THE SAYINGS OF MENCIUS and fed
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THE INTRODUCTION wisdom of Confuciu
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THE SHI-KING PART L—LESSONS FROM
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THE SHI-KING Celebrating T
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9 THE SHI-KING 129 The Virtuous Man
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BOOK II THE ODES OF SHAOU AND THE S
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THE SHI-KING 133 The Love of the Pe
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BOOK III THE ODES OF FEI An Officer
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THE SHI-KING 137 The Plaint of a Re
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THE SHI-KING ; ; — — ; An Offic
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THE SHI-KING 141 In Praise of a Mai
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BOOK VII* ; ! ; THE ODES OF CH'ING
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THE SHI-KING 145 An Entreaty Along
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! ! THE SHI-KING 147 If fields too
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THE SHI-KING 149 Deep in my heart m
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BOOK X THE ODES OF T'ANG The King G
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! ! THE SHI-KING 153 A Wife Mourns
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THE SHI-KING 155 A Wife's Grief Bec
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THE SHI-KING 157 In Praise of a Rul
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THE SHI-KING 159 A Love-Song The mo
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BOOK XIII THE ODES OF KWEI The Wish
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BOOK XV THE ODES OF PIN The Duke of
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PART II.—MINOR ODES OF THE KINGDO
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; ; THE SHI-KING 167 The Value of F
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THE SHI-KING 169 Heaven shields and
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; ! ; ; THE SHI-KING 171 With anxio
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BOOK III THE DECADE OF T'UNG KUNG C
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THE SHI-KING 175 Hate follows love,
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THE SHI-KING 177 Then shall the chi
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BOOK V THE DECADE OF SEAOU MIN A Eu
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THE SHI-KING i8i Others all can hap
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BOOK VI THE DECADE OF PIH SHAN A Pi
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THE SHI-KING 185 Toils that oppress
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BOOK VII DECADE OF SANG HOO The Rej
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BOOK VIII THE DECADE OF TOO JIN SZE
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THE SHI-KING 191 The Earl of Shaou'
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THE SHI-KING 193 The yellow ducks s
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PART III.—GREATER ODES OF THE KIN
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BOOK III* DECADE OF TANG King Seuen
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THE SHI-KING Alas, my woful heart!
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PART IV.—ODES OF THE TEMPLE AND A
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN [Translation
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2o6 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN thieves,
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2o8 THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN differen
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2IO THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN his tota
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN FA-HIEN CHAP
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 215 and othe
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 217 all poss
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 219 silver a
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 221 CHAPTER
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 225 This Kan
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 227 their ha
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 229 the shad
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 231 market-p
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN J33 CHAPTER
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 235 was buil
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 437 dents of
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 239 quently
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 241 down ali
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 247 willing
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 249 da, that
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 251 much wis
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 253 one on t
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 255 North of
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 257 the Bodh
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 259 killed t
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 263 circling
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 265 which he
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 267 those su
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 269 ing his
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 271 meal of
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 273 water ca
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 275 indeed t
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THE TRAVELS OF FA-HIEN 277 CONCLUSI
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INTRODUCTION " •" I ^HE Sorrows o
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284 THE SORROWS OF HAN a play which
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THE SORROWS OF HAN* PROLOGUE Enter
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THE SORROWS OF HAN 289 alone posses
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THE SORROWS OF HAN 291 I have long
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ACT SECOND Enter K'han of the Tarta
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THE SORROWS OF HAN 295 [Comes close
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THE SORROWS OF HAN 297 President. I
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! THE SORROWS OF HAN 299 upon us !
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ACT FOURTH Enter Emperor, ivith an
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AN ARABIAN SONG. Photogravure from
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iv CONTENTS PACK To a Cat 69 An Epi
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THE ROMANCE OF ANTAR [Translation b
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4 THE ROMANCE OF ANTAR It is indeed
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THE ROMANCE OF ANTAR THE EARLY FORT
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THE EARLY FORTUNES OF ANTAR 9 we we
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THE EARLY FORTUNES OF ANTAR n one o
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THE EARLY FORTUNES OF ANTAR 13 Shed
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MOHARIB KHALED AND DJAIDA and Zahir
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KHALED AND DJAIDA 17 become an intr
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KHALED AND DJAIDA 19 his uncle fare
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KHALED AND DJAIDA 21 told her mothe
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KHALED AND DJAIDA 23 his possession
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KHALED AND DJAIDA 25 tions, and Dja
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THE ABSIANS AND FAZAREANS 27 daught
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THE ABSIANS AND FAZAREANS 29 befall
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THE ABSIANS AND FAZAREANS 31 witli
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3 THE ABSIANS AND FAZAREANS 33 tell
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THE ABSIANS AND FAZAREANS 35 when t
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THE ABSIANS AND FAZAREANS 37 genera
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THE ABSIANS AND FAZAREANS 39 Beder,
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THE ABSIANS AND FAZAREANS 41 Hadifa
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THE ABSIANS AND FAZAREANS 43 herds
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THE ABSIANS AND FAZAREANS 45 Then H
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THE INTRODUCTION essential qualitie
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INTRODUCTION 51 To study a literatu
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58 SELECTIONS FROM ARABIAN POETRY W
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6o SELECTIONS FROM ARABIAN POETRY T
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64 — SELECTIONS FROM ARABIAN POET
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66 SELECTIONS FROM ARABIAN POETRY R
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68 SELECTIONS FROM ARABIAN POETRY,
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7© SELECTIONS FROM ARABIAN POETRY
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7* SELECTIONS FROM ARABIAN POETJIY
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14 SELECTIONS FROM ARABIAN POETRY '
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82 SELECTIONS FROM ARABIAN POETRY '
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9© SELECTIONS FROM ARABIAN POETRY
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. ^ .jijll A-ytl\» Ol!^»- 1^3 J'i
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IN ARABIAN NIGHTS THE SEVEN VOYAGES
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THE SEVEN VOYAGES OF SINDBAD 97 At
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FIRST VOYAGE 99 make our fire. Mean
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FIRST VOYAGE loi " Have patience, a
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I SECOND VOYAGE HAD resolved, as yo
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SECOND VOYAGE 10$ the entrance to i
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SECOND VOYAGE 107 and see for yours
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THIRD VOYAGE 109 which they had com
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THIRD VOYAGE III should conclude th
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THIRD VOYAGE "3 that time. As for h
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FOURTH VOYAGE 1 15 reason, felt nei
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FOURTH VOYAGE 117 from the city, th
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FOURTH VOYAGE 119 The mountains slo
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FIFTH VOYAGE 121 to the presence of
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FIFTH VOYAGE "3 built of stone. Her
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IT SIXTH VOYAGE must be a marvel to
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— SIXTH VOYAGE 127 fashioned laid
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SIXTH VOYAGE 129 the vessel which t
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AFTER SEVENTH AND LAST VOYAGE my si
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SEVENTH AND LAST VOYAGE 133 morning
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SEVENTH AND LAST VOYAGE 135 Our jou
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ALADDIN'S WONDERFUL LAMP 137 founta
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ALADDIN'S WONDERFUL LAMP 139 so on
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ALADDIN'S WONDERFUL LAMP 141 The Su
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ALADDIN'S WONDERFUL LAMP 143 dred s
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ALADDIN'S WONDERFUL LAMP MS din in
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ALADDIN'S WONDERFUL LAMP 147 bring
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ALADDIN'S WONDERFUL LAMP 149 " Not
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