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The Arabian nights' entertainments (1916)

Rhead, Louis, 1857-1926, ill · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 28

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erhusband, finding next morning that she continued in the samehumor, told her that she was a very foolish woman to afflictherself in that manner. I shall never cease weeping, said she,till you have satisfied my curiosity. But I tell you, repliedhe, that it will cost me my life if I yield to your… … SHEHERAZADE RELATING HER FIRST STORY TO THE SULTAN ARABIAN NIGHTS your own death by your obstinacy, I will call in your children,and they may see you before you die. Accordingly, he calledfor them, and sent for her father and mother, and other rela-tions. When they heard the reason of their being…

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