Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 346
sson could only have accomplished this by means of thelamp, so he traveled night and day till he reached thecapital of Persia, bent on Aladdins ruin. As he passedthrough the town he heard people talking everywhereabout a marvelous palace. Forgive my ignorance, he asked of a by-stander, what is this… … The magician thanked him and having seen the palaceknew that it had been raised by the Genie of the Lampand became half mad with envy,mined to get hold of the lamp and ruin Aladdin. Aladdin had gone for a weekshunting. This gave the magicianplenty of time. He boughta dozen copper lamps, putthem…
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