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Favorite fairy tales; the childhood choice of representative men and women (1907)

Newell, Peter, 1862-1924, Bennett, Francis I · New York, Harper · leaf 318

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ing on. Do you notknow, was the answer, that the sonof the Grand Vizier is to marry theSultans daughter to-night? Breath-less, she ran and told Aladdin, who wasoverwhelmed at first, but presently be-thought him of the lamp. He rubbedit, and the genie appeared, saying:What is thy will? Aladdin… … ALADDIN AND THE LAMP I obey, said the genie. Aladdin thenwent to his chamber, where, sure enough,at midnight the genie transported thebed containing the Viziers son and thePrincess. Take this new-married man,he said, and put him outside in thecold, and return at daybreak. Where-upon the genie took…

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