Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 221
out. This surprisedhim exceedingly. He set it before him and as he lookedat it closely, there began to pour out from it a thicksmoke which obliged him to retire two or three paces.The smoke ascended to the clouds, and extendingalong the sea and on the shore, formed a great mistwhich, as we may… … The Fisherman and the Genie 187 mous bulk, the fisherman wonld fain have fled but wasso frightened that he could not go one step. Solomon, cried the genie immediately, Solomon,great king, pardon, pardon ! I will never more opposeyour will, I will obey all your commands. The fisherman, when he heard…
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