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The 20th Century Robert E. Howard Conan Solomon Kane Kull, Bran Mak Morn and Turlogh Dubh O’Brien Dark Agnes / Red Sonya Almuric A Gibbet Against the Sky (Poems) The 21st Century R. C. Smith The Journey 262
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THE BOOK OF THE THOUSAND NIGHTS AND
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Inscribed to the Memory of My Lamen
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About the Author Richard Francis Bu
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About this Edition This edition is
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Contents of the First Volume The Tr
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spearsmen gravely stalking behind t
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expedition to the Gold Coast (for g
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Lastly he printed only one volume o
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wits the task of supplying details
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which are usually, by common consen
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indecencies and “vain and amatori
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to mine will know as much of the Mo
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of voice; but such appoggio is unkn
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The Nights he will become master of
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The Book Of The Thousand Nights And
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hope of the favour and affection of
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once and began his travel; but he c
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of water; then they stripped off th
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When Shah Zaman heard this he bowed
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they seated themselves at the latti
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“O choicest love of this heart of
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Rely not on women; * Trust not to t
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person fit for carnal copulation. P
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So he kept it secret for very fear.
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sings might requite him, and cried,
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e married to him.” Quoth he, “D
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sent for the Kazi 10 and his assess
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of back and shoulders, ribs, arms a
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and the three fell asleep. But when
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e my testimony and surety that I wi
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and I hold it a marvellous, then wi
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King in himself, “By Allah, I wil
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daughter, I replied, “Beside what
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thou hast made no journey abroad bu
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and honourably entreated her. So we
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The Third Shaykh’s Story. Know, O
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sister, said to her, “Finish for
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upon dry land. Then found he in it
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the thick vapour condensed, and bec
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him will I fulfil three wishes.’
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leaden cap with the seal and stoppe
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had failed to heal him. Upon this h
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change of raiment for the King. He
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upon, an ill-omened spectacle; sord
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Story of King Sindibad and his Falc
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life. Now this is what occurred in
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have I seen from him that I should
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well be as thou hintest O my well-a
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Quoth the Sage, “Spare me and All
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question thou deignest ask of it.
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Now when it was the Sixth Night, he
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coloured fishes, white and red, blu
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not knowing Sunday from Thursday, s
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tarn between four heights lying beh
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The King marvelled mightily thereat
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young man?” and he answered, “H
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night, and never wake again: by All
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and climbing down from the roof, I
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Though a-morn I may awake with all
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and cutteth the skin of my shoulder
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fashion of the blackamoors and said
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islands as they were whilome. Then
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of life; and the Fisherman became t
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ine and in oil; with tarragon and c
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The third lady rising from the couc
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and be our cup-companion, and gaze
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Here! Here! by Allah, here! * Cups
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call this article?” Whereto the d
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into the first lady’s lap and res
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ecause they cannot find a lodging.
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desire thee to contrive some pretex
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and shook her head at the lady who,
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upon the damsel’s body? I cannot
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upright and said to her sister the
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not but notice it and asked them,
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the eye-corners with needle-gravers
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and then of thy goodness mix this u
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We tread the path where Fate hath l
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Strange that men should sit in the
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horrible it is that naught of him r
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to him saying: — “I am a strang
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A place secure from every thought o
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Brilliantest forehead; tresses jett
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followed delight till midday, by wh
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stakes, like one crucified; and set
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also by signs, “How couldest thou
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cuckolded me, I slew her. But as fo
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flying from the Envier, came to dwe
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See, O Ifrit, the mercy of the Envi
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know that the King’s Minister, a
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pleased him save my writing; and he
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Then woke I sleeping appetite to ea
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daughter, “Whence knewest thou th
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himself and became a snow-white coc
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struggle under the earth and high i
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I am distraught, yet verily His rut
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head wind struck us, and the sea ro
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found a practicable path leading by
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night. As soon as it was day, I don
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ease and calm thy fears; no harm sh
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Next morning I arose and warmed a l
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Now when it was the Sixteenth Night
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Till Fortune shot us pith the sever
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and much I marvelled at their appea
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which time they used to blacken the
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Page 215 and 216: Her taste is wine, her scent the wa
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Page 219 and 220: and he lay awake pondering the mish
Page 221 and 222: her with all kindliness and she abo
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Page 235 and 236: So I threw on my mantilla and, maki
Page 237 and 238: He hath heard that thou art one of
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Page 241 and 242: een false to thine oath.” He at o
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Page 245 and 246: Such is the World, so bear a patien
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Page 249 and 250: Conclusion Now, during this time, S
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Page 255 and 256: Then they returned to Shahrazad and
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