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spresence before he dismissed them. And he bestowed upon thebarber a large pension, and kept him ever afterward near his ownperson. Thus the Sultana Sheherazade finished the story of the longseries of adventures to which the supposed death of the hunch-back had given rise. Her sister Dinarzade said… … THE BARBER EXTRACTS THE FISH-BONE FROM THEHUNCHBACKS THROAT ARABIAN NIGHTS back was quite dead. This surprise has also afforded me pleas-ure, said Shahriar. I have also been entertained by the ad-ventures of the barbers brothers. I am highly satisfied, mydear sister, replied Sheherazade, that I…
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