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More tales from the Arabian nights (1915)

Lane, Edward William, 1801-1876, Olcott, Frances Jenkins · New York : Holt · leaf 213

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Lazy. My mother,hearing of it, came to me while I was lying asleep, andsaid: Arise, O my son, the sheikh Aboul Muzaffar iscome. Repair to him, and see what he hath bought forthee. Perhaps Allah (whose name be exalted!) hathblessed thee with good fortune. So I replied: Lift me up from the ground and… … EVERY DAY THE APE RETURNED, BRINGING A THOUSAND PIECES OF GOLD The Marid-Ape 183 0 my son, for I bought him for thcc. Go to thy houseand wait there for me. I took the ape home, sayingto myself: Verily this is magnificent merchandise! 1 entered my house, and said to my mother: Everytime I lie down…

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