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More tales from the Arabian nights (1915)

Lane, Edward William, 1801-1876, Olcott, Frances Jenkins · New York : Holt · leaf 100

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Camaralzaman stoodbeneath it faint with hunger and thirst. Findinghimself lost and night overtaking him, he exclaimed:There is no strength nor power but in Allah, theHigh, the Great! He then lay down beneath thetree and slept until morning, and when he awoke hesaw the bird arise and fly away. So he… … LO. A BIRD P<>r\< ID UPON Til 1C TALISMAN The Lost Talisman 75 Yesterday it flew faster when I ran, and to-day, know-ing that I am tired and cannot run, it flieth moreslowly. Verily this is wonderful! But I must followthis bird whether it lead to life or to death! He continued following…

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