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PREFACE.
RABIAN NIGHTS, sometimes called THE
‘THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS, is the title of a
collection of fanciful Oriental tales first brought to
the notice of English readers in 1704, by Antoine
Galland, Professor of Arabic in the Royal.College of
Paris, and a resident for years at Constantinople.
These fascinating fictions became at once exceed-
ingly popular, and have since maintained a deservedly
foremost position in the Juvenile Literature of the
world, and are probably more widely read than al-
most any other production of the human mind.
The exact origin of these Tales is still unknown.
Advocates of equal ability have claimed for them a
Persian, Indian, or a purely Arabian source. ‘T'wo
things are now generally admitted, that they are
traced in substance to an older work of a very early
origin, and that they are founded upon Mussulmans’
customs, and describe Moslem manners, sentiments,
religion and superstitions.
The text of this edition has been edited for the
young so that the Stories may be read without scru-
ple or compunction.
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SINDBAD THE SAILOR . : spots ee 9
ADVENTURES OF CALIPH HAROUN ALRASCHID ~ 72
THE FISHERMAN . . a ; be 22
Tur ENCHANTED HoRSE. . 9° . .- 152
ALADDIN, OR THE WONDERFUL LAMP . » . 185
AI BABA AND THE ForTY THIEVES . — 227
Sindbad the Sailor. .
ie the reign of the caliph, Haroun Alraschid, there |
lived at Bagdad a poor porter called Hindbad. One
day he was carrying a heavy burden from one-end of
the town to the other. Being fatigued, he took off
his load, and sat upon it, near a large mansion.
He was pleased that he stopped here ; for the smell
~ of wood of aloes, and of pastils that came from the
house, mixing with the scent of the rose-water, filled
the air. Besides, he heard from within a concert,
accompanied with the notes of nightingales and other
birds. From this melody, and the smell of savory
dishes, he knew there was a feast, with great rejoicings
within. He knew not who owned the mansion; but
he went to the servants, and asked the name of the
proprietor. ‘‘ How,’’ replied one of them, ‘‘do, you
live in Bagdad, and know not that this is the house
of Sindbad the sailor, that famous voyager, who has -
sailed round the world??? Tyhe porter said, loud
enough to be heard, ‘‘ Almighty Creator of all things,
consider the ditference between Sindbad and me! I
am every day exposed to fatigues and calamities, and
can scarcely get bariey-bread for myself and family,
while happy Sindbad expends riches, and leads a life
of continual pleasure. What has he done to obtain
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from Thee a lot so agreeable? And what have I done
to deserve one so wretched?†5
While the porter was thus complaining, a servant
came out of the house, and bade him follow him, for
Sindbad, his master, wanted to speak to him.
The servants brought him into a great hall, where
anumber of people sat round a table, covered with
all sorts of savory dishes. At the upper end sat a
venerable gentleman, with a long white beard, and
' behind him stood a number of officers and domestics,
all ready to attend his pleasure. This person was
Sindbad. Hindbad, whose fear was increased at the
sight of so many people, and of a banquet so sump-
tuous, saluted the company trembling. Sindbad bade
him draw near, and seating him at his right hand,
served him himself, and gave him wine, of which
there was abundance upon the sideboard.
Now, Sindbad had heard the porter complain, and
this it was that induced him to have him brought in.
When the repast was over, Sindbad addressed Hind-
bad, inquired his name and employment, and said:
“I wish to hear from you own mouth what it was you
said in the street.â€
Hindbad replied, “My lord, I confess that my
fatigue put me out of humor, and made me to utter
some indiscreet words, which I beg you to pardon.â€
‘Do not think Iam so unjust,†resumed Sindbad, ‘‘as
HINDBAD BROUGHT INTO THE FEAST.
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to resent such a complaint. But I must rectify your
etror concerning myself. You think that I have ac-
quired without labor and trouble the ease and indul-
gence which I now enjoy. But do not mistake ; I did
not attain to this happy condition without enduring
for several years more trouble of body and mind than
can well be imagined. Yes, gentlemen,†he added,
speaking to the whole company, “I assure you that
my sufferings have been of a nature so extraordinary,
as would deprive the greatest miser of his love of
riches ; and I will, with your leave, relate the dangers
I have encountered, which I think will not be unin-
teresting to you.â€â€™ ;
THE FIRST VOYAGE OF SINDBAD THE SAILOR.
My father was a wealthy merchant of much repute.
He left mea large estate, which I wasted in riotous
living. I quickly saw my error. I remembered Sol-
omon’s saying, “A good name is better than precious
ointment ;†and again, ‘‘ Wisdom is good with an in-
heritance.’’ Struck with these reflections, I resolved
to walk in my father’s ways, and I entered into a con-
tract with some merchants, and embarked with them
on board a ship we had jointly fitted out.
We set sail, and steered our course towards the In-
dies, through the Persian Gulf. I was troubled with
sea-sickness, but speedily recovered, and was not after-
wards subject to that complaint.
Sindbad the Sailor. 13
We touched at several islands, where we sold or
exchanged our goods. One day, we were becalmed
near a small island, but little elevated above the level
of the water, and resembling a green meadow. The
captain ordered his sails to be furled, and permitted
those inclined to land ; of this number I was one.
But while we were enjoying ourselves in eating and
drinking, and recovering from the fatigue of the sea,
the island trembled and shook us terribly. it
The trembling of the island was perceived on the
ship, and we were called upon to re-embark speedily,
or we should all be lost; for what we took for an
island proved to be the back of a sea monster. ‘The
nimblest got into the sloop, others took to swimming}.
but I was still upon the island when it disappeared
_into the sea, and had only time to catch hold of a piece
of wood that we had brought out of the ship to make
a fire. Meanwhile, the captain taking on those who
were in the sloop, and taking up some of those that
swam, resolved to improve the favorable gale that
had just risen, and hoisting his sails pursued his
voyage, so that it was impossible for me to recover
the ship.
hus was I exposed to the mercy of the waves all
the rest of the day and the following night. By this
time I found my strength gone, and despaired of sav-
ing my life, when happily a wave threw me against
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an island. The bank was high and rugged; so that I
could scarcely have got up had it not been for some
roots of trees which I found within reach. When the
sun arose, though I was very feeble, I crept along to
find some herbs fit to eat, and had the luck not only
to procure some, but to discover a spring of water,
which did much to recover me. After this I went
farther into the island, and reached a fine plain, where
I saw some horses feeding. I went towards them,
when I heard the voice of a man, who appeared and
asked me who I was. I related to him my adventure,
after which he led me into a cave, where there were
several other people, no less amazed to see me than I
was to see them.
I partook of some provisions which they offered me.
I then asked them what they did in such a desert
place; to which they answered, that they were grooms
belonging to the Maha-raja, sovereign of the island,
and that every year they brought thither the king’s
‘horses for pasturage. ‘They added, that they were to
return home on the morrow, and had I been one day
later, I must have perished, because the inhabited
part of the island was a great distance off, and it would
have been impossible for me to have got thither with-
‘out a guide.
Next morning they returned to the capital of the
island, took me with them, and presented me to the
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Maha-raja. He asked me who I was, and how I came
into his dominions. After I had satisfied him, he
told me he was much concerned for my misfortune,
and ordered that I should want for nothing; which
commands his officers were careful to see fulfilled.
Being a merchant, I frequented men of my own
profession, and inquired for those who were strangers,
that perchance I might hear news from Bagdad, or
find an opportunity to return. For the Maha-raja’s
capital is situated on the sea-coast, and has a fine har-
bor, where ships arrive daily from the different quar-
ters of the world. I frequented also the society of the
learned Indians, and took delight to hear them con-
_ verse; but withal; I took care to make my court
regularly to the Maha-raja, and conversed with the
governors and petty kings, his tributaries, that were
_about him. They put a thousand questions respecting
my country; and I, being willing to inform myself as
to their laws and customs, asked them everything
which I thought worth knowing.
There belongs to this king an island named Cassel.
They assured me that every night a noise of drums
was heard there, whence the mariners fancied that it
was the residence of Degial. I determined to visit
this place, and in my way thither saw fishes of 100
cubits length, that occasion more fear than hurt; for
they are so timorous, that they will fly upon the rat-
va
Sindbad the Sailor. 47
tling of two sticks. I saw other fish about a cubit in
length, that had heads like owls.
As I was one day at the port, the ship arrived in
which I had embarked at Bussorah. I at once knew
the captain, and I went and asked him for my bales.
“T am Sindbad,†said I, ‘‘and those bales marked
with his name are mine,†+
When the captain heard me speak thus, “Heavens !â€
he exclaimed, “ whom can we trust in these times lI
saw Sindbad perish with my own eyes, and yet you
tell me you are that Sindbad. What a false tale to
tell, in order to possess yourself of what does not
belong to you!†‘Have patience,†replied I; “do
me the favor to hear what I have to say.†‘The cap-
tain was persuaded that I was no cheat ; for there came
people from his ship who knew me, .and expressed
much joy at seeing me alive. At last he recollected
me himself, and embracing me, “Heaven be praised,â€
said he, “for your happy escape! There are your
goods ; take and do with them as you please.â€
I took out what was most valuable in my bales, and
presented them to the Maha-raja, who asked me how
I came by such rarities. I told him of their recovery.
He was pleased at my good luck, accepted my pres-
ent, and in return gave me one much more consider
able. Upon this I took leave of him, and went aboara
the ‘same ship, after I had exchanged my goods fot
18 Sindbad the Sailor.
the commodities of that country. I carried with me
wood of aloes, sandals, camphire, nutmegs, cloves,
pepper, and ginger. We passed by several islands,
and at last arrived at Bussorah, from whence I came to
this city, with the value of 100,000 sequins.
Sindbad stopped here, and ordered the musicians to
proceed with their concert, which the story had inter-
rupted. When it was evening, Sindbad sent for a
purse of 100 sequins, and giving it to the porter, said,
“Take this, Hindbad, return to your home, and come
back to-morrow to hear more of my adventures.â€â€™ The
porter went away, astonished at the honor done him,
and the present made him.
Hindbad put on his best robe next day, and returned
to the bountiful traveller, who received him with a
pleasant air, and welcomed him heartily. When all
the guests had arrived, dinner was served, and con-
tinued a long time. When it was ended, Sindbad,
addressing himself to the company, said, ‘‘Gentle-
men, be pleased to listen to the adventures of my
second voyage. ‘They deserve your attention even
more than those of the first.†Upon which every one
held his peace, and Sindbad proceeded.
THE SECOND VOYAGE OF SINDBAD THE SAILOR.
I designed, after my first voyage, to spend the rest
of my days at Bagdad, but I grew weary of an in-
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dolent life, and put to sea a second time, with mer-
chants of known probity. We embarked on board a
good ship, and set sail. We traded from island to
island, and exchanged commodities with great profit.
One day we landed on an island covered with fruit-—
trees, but we could see neither man nor animal. We
walked in the meadows, along the streams that watered
them, While some gathered flowers, and others fruits, I
took my wine and provisions, and sat down near a
stream between two high trees, which formed a thick
shade. I madea good meal, and afterwards fell asleep.
Icannot tell how long I slept, but when I awoke the
ship was gone. é
In this sad condition, I was ready to die with grief.
I regretted not being content with the produce of my
first voyage, that might have sufficed me all my life.
But my repentance came too late. At last I resigned
myself to the will of God. Not knowing what to do,
I climbed up to the top cf a lofty tree, and looked
about on all sides to see if â„¢ could discover anything
that could give me hopes. ‘Towards the sea I could
see nothing but sky and water; but looking over the
land I beheld something white; and coming down, I
took what provision I had left, and went towards it,
the distance being so great, that I could not distin-
guish what it was.
As I approached, I thought it to be a white dome,
20 Sindbad the Sailor.
of a great height and extent ; and when I came up to
it, I touched it, aad found it to be very smooth. I
went round to see if it was open on any side, but saw
it was not, and that there was no climbing up to the
top, as it wasso smooth. It was at least fifty paces
round.
By this time the sun was about to set, and all of a
sudden the sky became as dark as if it had been cov-
ered with a thick cloud. I was much astonished at
this sudden darkness, but much more when I found it
occasioned by a bird of a monstrous size, that came
flying towards me. I remembered that I had often
heard mariners speak of a miraculous bird called the
Roc, and saw that the great dome which I so much
admired must. be its egg. The bird alighted, and sat
over the egg. As I saw her coming, I crept close to
the egg, so that I had before me one of the legs of the
bird, which was as big as the trunk of atree. I tied
myself strongly to it wit my turban, in hopes that
the roc next morning would carry me with her out of
this desert island. After passing the night in this
condition, the -bird flew away as soon as it was day-
light, and carried me so high, that I could not discern
the earth ; she afterwards descended with so much .
rapidity that I lost my senses. But when I found
myself on the ground, I speedily untied the knot, and
had scarcely done so, when the roc, having taken up a
serpent in her bill, flew away.
SINDBAD TIES HIMSELF TO THE ROC.
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The spot where it left me was surrounded by motn-
tains, that seemed to reach above the clouds, and so
steep that there was no chance of getting out of the
valley: When I compared this place with the desert
island from which the roc had brought me, I found
that I had gained nothing by the change.
As I walked through this valley, I perceived it was
strewed with diamonds, some of which were of a sur-
prising bigness. I took pleasure in looking upon
them; but saw at a distance a great number of ser-
pents, so monstrous that the least of them was capa-
ble of swallowing an elephant. They retired in the day-
time to their dens, where they hid themselves from
the roc, their enemy, and came out only in the night.
I spent the day, walking about in the valley, rest-
ing myself in such places as I thought convenient.
When night came on I went into a cave, where I
thought I might repose in safety. I secured the en-
trance, which was low and narrow, witha great stone,
to preserve me from the serpents; but not so far as to
exclude the light.. I supped on part of my provisions,
but the serpents, which began hissing round me, put
me into such fear that I did not sleep. When day
appeared the serpents retired, and I came out of the
cave trembling. I can justly say, that I walked upon
diamonds, without feeling any inclination to touch
them. At last I sat down, and notwithstanding my
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apprehensions, not having closed my eyes during the
night, fell asleep, after having eaten a little more of
my provisions. But I had scarcely shut my eyes when
something that fell by me with a great noise awaked
me. ‘This was a large piece of raw meat; and at the
same time I saw several others fall down from the
rocks in different places.
I had always regarded as fabulous what I had heard
sailors relate of the valley of diamonds, and of the
stratagems employed by merchants to obtain jewels
from thence; but now I found that they had stated
nothing but the truth. For the fact is, that the mer-
chants come to this valley, when the eagles have young
ones, and throwing great joints of meat into the val-
ley, the diamonds, upon whose points they fall, stick
to them ; the eagles pounce upon those pieces of meat,
and carry them to their nests on the rocks to feed their
young; the merchants at this time run to their nests,
drive off the eagles, and take away the diamonds that
stick to the meat. é
I perceived in this device the means of my deliver-
ance,
Collecting the largest diamonds and putting them
into the leather bag in which I used to carry my pro-
visions, I took the largest of the pieces of meat, tied
it close round me, and then laid myself upon the
ground, with my face downwards, the bag of diamonds
being made fast to my girdle.
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I had scarcely placed myself in this posture when
one of the eagles, having taken me up with the piece
of meat to which I was fastened, carried me to his
nest on the top of the mountain.. The merchants
frightened the eagles ; and when they had obliged
them to quit their prey, one of them came to the nest
where I was. He was much alarmed when he saw
me ; but recovering himself, instead of inquiring how
I came thither, began to quarrel with me, and asked,
why I stole his goods? ‘‘ You will treat me,†re-
plied I, ‘““with more civility, when you know me bet-
ter. Do not be uneasy ; I have diamonds enough for
you and myself, more than all the other merchants
together. Whatever they have they owe to chance;
but I selected for myself, in the bottom of the valley,
those which you see in this bag.†I had scarcely done
speaking, when the other merchants came crowding
about us, much astonished to see me, but more sur-
prised when I told them my story.
They conducted me to theirencampment; and there
having opened my bag, they were surprised at the
largeness of my diamonds, and confessed that they had
never seen any of such size and perfection. I prayed
the merchant who owned the nest to which I had been
carried (for every merchant had his own), to take as
many for his share as he pleased. He contented him-
self with one, and that, too, the least of them; and
SINDBAD ESCAPES FROM THE DIAMOND VALLEY.
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when I pressed him to take more, without fear of doing
meany injury, ‘‘ No,†said he, “‘Iam very well satis-
fied with this, which is valuable enough to save me
the trouble of making any more voyages, and will
raise as great a fortune as I desire.†.
I spent the night with the merchants, to whom I
related my story a second time, for the satisfaction
of those who had not heard it. I could not moderate
my joy when I found myself delivered from danger.
I thought myself in a dream.
The merchants had thrown their pieces of meat into
the valley for several days ; and each of them being
satisfied with the diamonds that had fallen to his lot,
we left the place and travelled near high mountains,
where there were serpents of great length, which'we
had the fortune to escape. We took shipping at the
first port we reached, and touched at the isle of Roha,
where the trees grow that yield camphire. ‘This tree
is so large, and its branches so thick, that one hundred
men may easily sit under its shade. ‘The juice, of
which the camphire is made, exudes from a hole bored
in the upper part of the tree, is received in a vessel,
where it thickens to a consistency, and becomes what
we call camphire. After the juice is thus drawn out,
the tree withers and dies.
I pass over many other things peculiar to this island,
lest I should weary you. Here I exchanged some of
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my diamonds for merchandise. From hence we went
to other islands, and at last, having touched at several
trading towns of the continent, we landed at Busso-
rah, from whence I proceeded to Bagdad. ‘There I
gave presents to the poor, and lived honorably upon
the vast riches I had brought, and gained cls so
much fatigue. ;
Thus Sindbad ended the relation of the second voy-
age, gave Hindbad another hundred sequins, and in-
vited him to come the next day to hear the account of
THE THIRD VOYAGE OF SINDBAD THE SAILOR.
I soon again grew weary of a life of idleness, and
hardening myself against the thought of any danger,
I embarked with some merchants on another long voy-
age. We touched at several: ports, where we traded.
One day we were overtaken by a tempest, which drove
us from our course. The storm continued several
days, and brought us before the port of an island,
which the captain was very unwilling to enter; but
we were obliged to cast anchor. When we had furled
our sails, the captain told us that this island was in-
habited by hairy savages, who would attack us; and
though they were but dwarfs, they were more in num-
ber than the locusts ; and if'we happened to kill one,
they would all fall upon and destroy us.
We soon found that what the captain had told us
28 Sindbad the Sailor.
was but tootrue. A great multitude of savages, about
two feet high, covered all over with red hair, came
swimming towards us, and encompassed our ship.
They chattered as they came near, but we understood
not their language. ‘They climbed up the sides of the
ship with such agility as surprised us. They took
down our sails, cut the cable, and hauling to the
shore, made us all get out, and carried the ship into
another island, from whence they had come. As we
_ advanced, we saw at a distance a vast pile of building,
and made towards it. We found it to be a palace,
elegantly built, and very lofty, with a gate of ebony
of two leaves, which we opened. We saw before us
a large apartment, with a porch, having on one side
a heap of human bones, and on the other a vast num-
ber of roasting spits. We trembled at this spectacle,
and were seized with deadly fear, when suddenly the
gate opened with a loud crash, and there came out
the horrible figure of a black man, as tall as a lofty
palm-tree. Hehad but oneeye, and that in the middle
of his forehead, where it blazed bright as a burning
coal. His fore-teeth were very long and sharp, and
stood out of his mouth, which was as deep as that of
ahorse. His upper lip hung down upon his breast.
His ears resembled those of an elephant, and covered
_ his shoulders ; and his nails-were as long and crooked
as the talons of the greatest birds. At the si ght of so
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frightful a genie, we became insensible, and lay like
dead men.
At last we came to ourselves, and saw him sitting
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in the porch looking at us. When he had considered
us well, he advanced towards us, and laying his hand
upon me, took me up by the nape of my neck, and
turned me round, as a butcher would do a sheep’s
head. Perceiving me to beso lean that I had noth-
ing but skin and bone, he let me go. He took up all
the rest one by one, and viewed them in the same
manner. ‘The captain being the fattest, he held
him with one hand, as I would do a sparrow, and
thrust.a spit through him; he then kindled a great
fire, roasted, and ate him for his supper. Having fin-
ished his repast, he returned to his porch, where he
lay and fell asleep, snoring louder than thunder. He
slept thus till morning. It was not possible for us to
enjoy any rest, so that we passed the night in the most
painful fear. When day broke, the giant awoke, got
up, went out, and left us in the palace.
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venge ourselves on
the brutish giant,
and. did so in the
following manner.
After he had again
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supper on another of
our seamen, he' lay
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down on his back, and fell asleep. As soon as we
heard him snore, nine of the boldest among us, and
myself, took each of usa spit, and putting the points
of them into the fire till they were burning hot, we
thrust them into his eye all at once, and blinded him.
The pain made him break out into a frightful yell:
he started up, and stretched out his hands, in order
to sacrifice some of us to his rage ; but we ran to such
places as he could not reach, and after having sought
for us in vain, he groped for the gate, and went out,
howling in agony.
We left the palace, and came to the shore, where we
made some rafts, each large enough to carry three
men, with some timber that lay about. . We waited
till day, when we perceived our cruel enemy, accom-
panied with two others, almost of the same size, lead-
ing him, and a great number more coming before him
at a quick pace.
We took to our rafts, and put to sea with all the .
speed we could. The giants, who saw this, took
up great stones, and running to the shore, entered the
water up to the middle, and threw so exactly, that
they sunk all the rafts but that I was upon, and all my
companions, except the two with me, were drowned.
We rowed with all our might, and got out of the reach _
of the giants. But when we got out to sea, we were
exposed to the mercy of the waves and winds, and
32 _ Sindbad the Sailor.
spent that day and the following night under the
most painful uncertainty as to our fate; but next
morning we had the good fortune to be thrown upon
an island, where we landed with much joy. We found
excellent fruit, which afforded us great relief, and re-
cruited our strength.
At night we went to sleep on the sea-shore, but
“were awakened by the noise of a serpent, whose scales
made a rustling noise as he wound himself along. It
swallowed up one of my comrades, notwithstanding
his loud cries, and the efforts he made to extricate
himself from it; dashing him several times against
the ground, it crushed him, and we could hear it gnaw
and tear the poor fellow’s bones, though we had fled to
a distance. ‘The following day, to our great terror,
we saw the serpent again, when I exclaimed, ‘‘O
Heaven, to what dangers are we exposed! We re-
‘ joiced yesterday at
having escaped
>, from the cruelty of
«“,""r. a giant and the rage
i--— of the waves, now
are we fallen into
=another danger
, equally dreadful.â€
= As we walked
about, we saw a
Sindbad the Sailor. 33
large tall tree, upon which we designed to pass the
following night for our security, and having satisfied
our hunger with fruit, we mounted it accordingly.
Shortly after, the serpent came hissing to the foot of
the tree ; raised itself up against the trunk of it, and
meeting with my comrade, who sat lower than I,
swallowed him at once, and went off. :
I remained upon the tree till it was day, and then
came down, more like a dead man than one alive, ex-
-pecting the same fate with my two companions. ‘This
filled me with horror, and I advanced some steps to
throw myself into the sea ; but I withstood this dictate
of despair, arid submitted myself to the will of God,
who disposes of our lives at His pleasure.
In the meantime I collected together a great quan- ~
tity of small wood, brambles, and dry thorns, and mak-
ing them up into fagots, made a wide circle with
them round the tree, and also tied some of them to
the branches over my head. Having done this, when
the evening came, I shut myself up within this circle,
with the satisfaction, that I had neglected nothing
which could preserve me from the cruel destiny with
which I was threatened. ‘The serpent failed not to
come at the usual hour, and went round the tree, seek-
ing for an opportunity to devour me, but was pre-
vented by the rampart I had made, so that he lay till
day, like a cat watching in vain for a mouse that has
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34 Sindbad the Sailor. |
reached a place of safety. When day appeared, he re-
tired, but I dared not leave until the sun arose.
God took compassion on my hopeless state ; for just
as I was going, in a fit of desperation, to throw myself
into the sea, I perceived a ship in the distance. I
called as loud asI ceuld, and unfolding the linen of
my turban, displayed it, that they might observe me.
The crew perceived me, and the captain sent his boat
for me. As soon as I came on board, the merchants
and seamen flocked about me, to know how I came
into that desert island ; and after I had related to them
all-that had befallen me, the oldest among them said
they had several times heard of the giants that dwelt
in that island, that they were cannibals ; and as to the
serpents, they added, that there were abundance in
the island ; that they hid themselves by day, and came
abroad by night. After having testified their joy at
my escaping so many dangers, they brought me the
best of their provisions, and took me before the cap-
tain, who, seeing that I was in rags, gave me one of
his own suits. Looking at him, I knew him to be the
person who, in my second voyage, had left me in the
island where I fell asleep, and sailed without me, or
sending to seek for me.
I was not surprised that he, believing me to be dead,
did not recognize me. ‘‘Captain,’’ said I, “‘look at
me, and you may know that I am Sindbad, whom you
left in that desert island.â€
Sindbad the Sailor. . 35
The captain recognized me. ‘‘God be praised,â€
said he; “I rejoice that fortune has rectified my fault.
There are your goods, which I always took care to
preserve.’’ I took them from him, and thanked ee
for his care of them.
We continued at sea for some time, touched at
several islands, and at last landed at that of Salabat,
where sandal-wood is obtained, which is much used
in medicine. ;
From the isle of Salabat we went to another, where
I traded for cloves, cinnamon and other spices. After
a long voyage, I arrived at Bussorah, and from thence
returned to Bagdad, with so much wealth that I knew
not its extent. I gave a great deal to the poor, and
bought another estate in addition to what I ned
already.
Thus Sindbad finished the history of his third
voyage. He gave another hundred sequins to Hind-
bad and invited him to dinner again the next day,
to hear
THE FOURTH VOYAGE OF SINDBAD THE SAILOR.
After I had rested from the dangers of my third
voyage, my passion for trade and my love of novelty
soon again prevailed. I therefore settled my affairs,
and provided a stock of goods fit for the traffic ]
- designed to engage in. I took the route of Persia,’
36 Sindbad the Sailor.
travelled over several provinces, and then arrived at 2
port, where Iembarked. On putting out to sea, we
were overtaken by a sudden gust of wind; the sails
were split in a thousand pieces, and the ship was
stranded; several of the merchants and seamen were
drowned, and the cargo was lost. ;
I had the good fortune, with several others, to get
upon some planks, and we were carried by the current
to an island which lay before us. ‘There we found
fruit and spring-water, which preserved our lives. We
stayed all night near the place where we had been cast
ashore.
Next morning, as soon as the sun was up, we ex-
plored the island, and saw some houses, which we
approached. As soon as we drew near, we met a great
- number of negroes, who seized us, shared us among
them, and carried us to their respective habitations.
I and five of my comrades were carried to one place; _
here they made us sit down, and gave us a certain
herb, which they made signs to us to eat. My com-
rades not noticing that the blacks ate none of it them-
selves, thought only of satisfying their hunger, and
ate with greediness. But I, suspecting some trick,
would not so much as taste it, which happened well
for me; for in a little time after I saw my companions
had lost their senses, and that when they spoke to me
they knew not what they said.
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38 Sindbad the Sailor.
The negroes fed us afterwards with rice, prepared
with oil of cocoa-nuts; and my comrades, who had
lost their reason, ate of it greedily. I also partook of
it, but very sparingly. They gave us that herb at
first on purpose to deprive us of our senses, and they
supplied us with rice to fatten us ; for, being cannibals,
their design was to eat us as soon as we grew fat.
This accordingly happened, for’'they devoured my
comrades, who were not sensible of their condition;
but my senses being entire, you may easily guess,
that instead of growing fat, as the rest did, I grew
leaner every day. ‘The fear of death under which J ° .
labored, turned all my food into poison. I fell into
a distemper, which proved my safety ; for the negroes, -
having killed and eaten my companions, seeing’ me
to be withered, lean, and sick, deferred my death.
Meanwhile I had much liberty, and this gave me
an opportunity one day to make my escape. An
old man who saw me, and suspected my design, called
to me to return; but I quickly got out of sight.
At that time there was none but. the old man about
the houses, the rest being abroad, and not to return
till night, which was usual with them. ‘Therefore,
being sure that they could not arrive in time to pur-
sue me, I went on till night, when I stopped to rest
a little, and to eat some of the provisions I had
‘secured; but I set forward again and travelled seven
Sindbad the Sailor. 39
days, avoiding those places which seemed to be in-
habited, and lived for the most part upon cocoa-nuts,
which served me both for meat and drink. On the
eighth day I came near the sea, and saw some white
people like myself, gathering pepper, of which there
was great plenty in that place. This I took to be a
good omen, and went to them without any scruple.
‘The people who gathered pepper came to meet me as
soon as they saw me, and asked me in Arabic, who I
was and whence I came. I was overjoyed to hear
them speak in my own language, and satisfied their
curiosity by giving them an account of my shipwreck,
and how I fell into the hands of the negroes. “Those
negroes,†replied they, “eat men; and by what miracle
did you escape their cruelty?†I om them my story,
at which they were surprised.
I stayed with them till they had gathered their
quantity of pepper, and then sailed home with them.
They presented me to their king, who was a, good
prince. He heard of my adventures, which surprised
him; and he afterwards gave me clothes,’ and com-
iaanded care to be taken of me.
The island was very well peopled, plentiful in
everything, and the capital a place of great trade.
This retreat was very comfortable to me after my
misfortunes, and the kindness of this generous prince
completed my satisfaction. Ina word, there was not
40 Sindbad the Sailor.
a person more in favor with him than myself, and
conseqtiently every man in court and city sought to
oblige me; so that in a very little time I was looked
upon rather as a native than a stranger.
I observed one thing, which to me appeared very
extraordinary. All the people, the king himself not
excepted, rode their horses without bridle or stirrups.
I went one day to a workman, and gave him a model
for making the stock of a saddle. When that was
done, I covered it myself with velvet and leather, and
embroidered it with gold. I afterwards went to a
smith, who made me a bit, according to the pattern
I showed him, and also some stirrups. When I had
all things completed, I presented them to the king,
and put them upon one of his horses. His majesty
“mounted, and was so pleased with them, that he tes-
tified his satisfaction by large presents. I made several
others for the ministers and principal officers, which
gained me great regard.
As I paid my court very constantly to the king, he
said to me one day, “‘Sindbad, I love thee. I have
one thing to demand of thee, which thou must grant.
I have a mind thou shouldst marry, that so thou
mayst stay in my dominions, and think no more of
thy own country.’ I durst not resist the prince’s will,
and he gave me one of the ladies of his court, noble,
beautiful, and rich. The cerémonies of marriage
Sindbad the Sailor. 41
being over, I went and dwelt with my wife, and for
some time we lived together in perfect harmony. I
was not, however, satisfied with my banishment, there-
fore designed to make my escape, and to return to
Bagdad.
At this time the wife of one of my neighbors, with
whom I had contracted a friendship, fell sick and
died. Iwent to comfort him, and said to him as soon
as I saw him, ‘‘God preserve you and grant you a
long life.’ ‘‘ Alas!’ replied he, ‘Show do you think
I should obtain the favor you wish me? I have not
- above an hour to live; for I must be buried this day
with my wife. This is a law in this island. The
living husband is interred with the dead wife, and the
living wife with the dead husband.â€
While he was giving me an account of this barbar-.
ous custom, his kindred, friends:and neighbors came
to assist at the funeral. ‘T’hey dressed the corpse of
the woman in her richest apparel and all her jewels,
as if it had been her wedding-day; then they placed
her on an open bier, and began their march to the
place of burial. The husband walked first, next to
the dead body. They proceeded to a high mountain,
and when they had reached the place of their destina-
tion, they took up a large stone which formed the
mouth of a deep pit, and let down the body with all
its appareland jewels. Then the husband, embracing
42 Sindbad the Sailor.
his kindred and friends, suffered himself to be placed
on another bier without resistance, with a pot of water, |
and seven small loaves, and was let down in the same
manner. ‘The ceremony being over, the mouth of
the pit was again covered with the stone, and the com-
pany returned.
I mention this ceremony because I was to be the
principal actor on a similar occasion. Alas! my
own wife fell sick and died. I made every remon-
strance I could to the king not to expose me, a
foreigner, to this inhuman law. I appealed in vain.
The king and all his court sought to soften my sorrow
by honoring the funeral ceremony with their presence;
and at the end of the ceremony I was lowered into the
pit with a vessel full of water, and seven loaves. As
Sindbad the Sailor. i eae
I approached the bottom I discovered, by the aid of
the little light that came from above, the nature of
this subterranean place ; it seemed an endless cavern,
and might be about fifty fathoms deep. I lived for
some time upou my bread and water, when, one day,
just as it was vn the point of exhaustion, I heard some-
thing tread, and breathing or panting as it moved.
I followed the sound. ‘The animal seemed to stop
sometimes, but always fled and breathed hard as I
approached. I pursued it for a considerable time, till
at last I perceived a light, resembling.a star ; I went
_on, sometimes lost sight of it, but always found it
again, and at last discovered that it came through a
hole in the rock, which I got through, and found my-
self upon the sea-shore, at which I felt exceeding joy.
I thanked God for this mercy, and shortly afterwards
I perceived a ship making for the place where I was.
I made a sign with the linen of my turban, and called
to the crew as loud as I could. ‘They heard me, and
sent a boat and without hesitation took me on board.
We passed by several islands, and among others
that called the Isle of Bells; where we landed. Lead
mines are found in the island ; also Indian-canes, ao
excellent camphire.
The King of the Isle of Kela is very rich and power-
ful, and the Isle of Bells, which is about two days’
Journey in extent, is subject to him. ‘The inhabitants
44 Sindbad the Sailor.
eat human flesh. After we had finished our traffic in
that island, we put to sea again, and touched at several
other ports ; at last I arrived happily at Bagdad. Out
of gratitude to God for His mercies, I contributed
liberally towards the support of several mosques and
the subsistence of the poor, and enjoyed myself with
my friends in festivities and amusements.
Here Sindbad made a new present of one hundred
sequins to Hindbad, whom he requested to return with
the rest next day at the same hour, to dine with him
and hear the story of his fifth voyage.
THE FIFTH VOYAGE OF SINDBAD THE SAILOR.
All the calamities I had undergone could not cure
me of my inclination to make new voyages. I there-
fore bought goods, departed with them for the best
seaport; and there, that I might not be obliged to
depend upon a captain, but have a ship at my own
command, I remained till one was built on purpose, at
my own charge. When the ship was ready I went on
board with my goods ; but not having enough to load
her, I agreed to take with me several merchants of
different nations, with their merchandise.
We sailed with the first fair wind, and after a long —
navigation, the first place we touched at was a desert
island, where we found an egg of a roc, equal in size
to that I formerly mentioned. There was a young
Sindbad the Sailor. 45
roc in it, just ready to be SS and its beak had
begun to break the egg.
‘The merchants who landed with me broke the egg
with hatchets, and made a hole in it, pulled out the ~
THE ROC’S EGG.
young roc piecemeal, and roasted it. I had in vain
entreated them not to meddle with the egg.
- Scarcely had they finished their repast, when Fite
appeared in the air two great clouds. The captain of
46 Sindbad the Sailor.
my ship said they were the male and female parents
of the roc, and pressed us to re-embark with all speed,
to prevent the misfortune which he saw would other-
wise befall us.
The two rocs approached with a frightful noise,
which they redoubled when they saw the egg broken,
and their young one gone. ‘They flew back in the
direction they had come, and disappeared for some
time, while we made all the sail we could to prevent
that which unhappily befell us. :
They soon returned, each of them carrying between
its talons a huge rock. When they came directly
over my ship, they hovered, and one of them let go
his rock ; but by the dexterity of the steersman it
missed us, and fell into the sea. ‘The other so exactly
hit the middle of the ship as to split it into pieces.
‘The mariners and passengers were all crushed to death,
or fell into the sea, Imyself was of the number of the
latter, but, as [came up again, I caught hold of a piece
of the wreck, and swimming, sometimes with one hand
and sometimes with the other, but always holding
fast the plank, the wind and the tide favoring me, I
came to an island, and got safely ashore.
I sat down upon the grass, to recover myself from
my fatigue, after which I went into the island to ~
explore it. It seemed to bea delicious garden. I found
trees everywhere, some of them bearing green and
THEH ROCS WRECKING THE SHIP,
47
48 Sindbad the Sailor.
others ripe fruits, and streams of fresh, pure water.
J ate of the fruits, which I found excellent ; and drank
of the water, which was very light and good.
On advancing into the island, I saw an old man,
who appeared very weak and infirm. He was sitting
on the bank of a stream, and at first I took him to be
one who had been shipwrecked like myself. I saluted
him, but he only slightly bowed his head. I asked
Ai why he sat so still; but instead’ of answering me,
he made a sign for me to take him: gos my back, and
carry him over the brook.
I believed him really to stand ini need of my ¢ assist-
ance, took him upon my back, and‘having. carried him
over, bade him get down, sal for that end’ stooped,
that he might get off with ease; but instead of doing
so (which I laugh at every time I think of it), the old
man, who to me appeared quite decrepit, threw his
legs nimbly about my neck. | He sat astride upon my
shoulders, and held my throat so tight that I thought
he would have strangled me, and I fainted away.
Notwithstanding my fainting, the ill-natured old
fellow still kept his seat upon my neck. When I had
- recovered my breath, he thrust one of his feet against
my side, and struck me so rudely with the other, that’
he forced me to rise up against my will. Having
arisen, he made me carry him under the trees, and
forced me now and then to stop, that he might gather
Sindbad the Sailor. 49
and eat fruit. He never left his seat all day; and
when I lay down to rest at night, he laid himself down
with me, holding still fast about my neck. Every
' ‘THE OLD MAN OF THE SEA.
morning he’pinched me to make me awake, and after-
wards obliged me to get up and walk, and spurred me
with his feet.
50 Sindbad the Sailor.
One day I found several dry calabashes that had
fallen from a tree. I took a large one, and after clean-
ing it, pressed into it some juice of grapes, which
abounded in the island ; having filled the calabash, I
put it by in a convenient place, and going thither
again some days after, I tasted it, and found the wine
so good, that it gave me new vigor, and so raised my
spirits, that I began to sing and dance as I carried my
burden.
The old man, seeing the effect which this had upon
me, and that I carried him with more ease than
before, made me a sign to give him some of it. I
handed him the calabash, and the liquor pleasing his
palate, he drank it off. There being a quantity of it,
he soon began to sing, and to move about from side
to side in his seat upon my shoulders, and by degrees
to loosen his legs from about me. Finding that he
did not press me as before, I threw him upon the
ground, where he lay motionless; I then took up a
great stone and slew him.
I was glad to be thus freed from this troublesome
fellow. I now walked towards the beach, where I
met the crew of a ship that had cast anchor, to take
in water ; they were surprised to see me, but more so
at hearing the particulars of my adventures. ‘‘ You ,
fell,†said they, “into the hands of the old man of
the sea, and are the first who ever escaped strangling
Sindbad the Sailor. 51
by his malicious embraces. He never quitted those
he had once made himself master of, till he had
destroyed them, and he has made this island notorious
by the number of men he has slain.’? ‘They carried
me with them to the captain, who received me with
great kindness. He put out again to sea, and after
some days’ sail, we arrived at the harbor of a great
city, the houses of which overhung the sea.
One of the merchants invited me to go along with
him. He gave me a large sack, and, recommending
me to some people of the town, who used to gather
cocoa-nuts, desired them to take me with them. ‘“‘Go,â€
said he, “follow them, and act as you see them do ;
but do not separate from them, otherwise you may
endanger your life.†He gave me provisions for the
journey, and I went with them.
We came to a thick forest of cocoa-trees, very lofty,
with trunks so smooth that it was not possible to
climb to the branches that bore the fruit. Here we
saw great numbers of apes of several sizes, who fled —
as soon as they perceived us, and climbed to the tops
of the trees with amazing swiftness.
The merchants with whom I was gathered stones,
and threw them at the apes on the trees. I did the
same ; and the apes, out of revenge, threw cocoa-nuts
at us so fast, and with such gestures, as testified their
anger and resentment. We gathered up the cocoa-
52 Sindbad the Sailor.
nuts, and from time to time threw stones to provoke
the apes; so that by this stratagem we filled our bags
with cocoa-nuts. I thus collected as many cocoa-nuts
as produced me a large sum.
Having laden our vessel with cocoa-nuts, we set sail
and passed by the islands where pepper grows in
great plenty. From thence we went to the isle of
Comari, where the best species of wood of aloes grows.
I exchanged my cocoa in those two islands for pepper
and wood of aloes, and went with other merchants
a-pearl-fishing. I hired divers, who brought me up
some that were very large and pure. I embarked in
a vessel that happily arrived at Bussorah ; from thence
I returned to Bagdad, where I realized vast sums from
my pepper, wood of aloes, and pearls. I gave the
tenth of my gains in alms, as I had done upon my
return from my other voyages, and rested from my
fatigues.
Sindbad here ordered one hundred sequins to be
given to Hindbad, and requested him and the other
guests to dine with him the next day, to hear the ac-
count of ;
THE SIXTH VOYAGE OF SINDBAD THE SAILOR.
' I know, my friends, that you will wish to hear how,
after having been shipwrecked five times, and escaped
so many dangers, I could resolve again to tempt for-
Sindbad the Sailor. 53.
tune, and expose myself to new hardships. I am my-
self astonished at my conduct when I reflect upon it,
and must certainly have been actuated by my destiny,
from which none can escape. Be that as it may, after
a yeat’s rest, I prepared for a sixth voyage, notwith-
standing the entreaties of my kindred and friends,
who did all in their power to dissuade me.
Instead of taking my way by the Persian Gulf, I
travelled once more through several provinces of Per-
_ sia and the Indies, and arrived at a seaport, where I
embarked in a ship, the captain of which was bound
on a long voyage, in which he and the pilot lost their
course. Suddenly we saw the captain quit his rudder,
uttering loud lamentations. He threw off his turban,
pulled his beard, and beat his head like a madman. .
We asked him the reason; and he answered, that we
were in the most dangerous place in all the ocean.
‘A rapid current carries the ship along with it, and
we shall all perish in less than a quarter of an hour.
Pray to God to deliver us from this peril ; we cannot
escape, if He do not take pity on us.†At these
words he ordered the sails to be lowered ; but all the
ropes broke, and the ship was catried by the current
to the foot of a high mountain, where she struck and |
went to pieces ; yet in such a manner, that we saved
our lives, our provisions, and the best of our goods.
The mountain at the foot of which we were was
54 Sindbad the Sailor.
covered with wrecks, with a vast’ number of human
bones, and with a quantity of goods and riches of all
_ kinds. ‘These objects served only to augment our
despair. In all other places it is usual for rivers tw
run from their channels into the sea; but here a river
of fresh water runs from the sea into a dark cavern,
whose entrance is very high and spacious. What is
most remarkable in this place is, that the stones of
the mountain are of crystal, rubies, or other precious
stones. Here is also a sort of fountain of pitch or
bitumen, that runs into the sea, which the fish swal-
low, and evacuate soon afterwards, turned into amber-
gris; and this the waves throw up on the beach in
great quantities. Trees also grow here, most of which
are of wood of aloes, equal in pondness to those of
Comari.
It is not possible for ships to get off this place,
when once they approach within a certain distance.
If they be driven thither by a wind from the sea, the
wind and the current impel them ; and if they come
into it when a land-wind blows, which might seem
to favor their getting out agdin, the height of the
mountain stops the wind, and occasions a calm, so
that the force of the current carries them ashore;
and what completes the misforttine is, that there is
no possibility of ascending the mountain, or of escap-
ing by sea.
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N A STATH OF DESPAIR.
56 Sindbad the Sailor.
We continued upon the shore, at the foot of the
mountain, in a state of despair, and expected death
every day. On our first landing we had divided our
proyisions as equally as we could, and thus every one
lived a longer or shorter time, according to his tem-
perance, and the use he made of his provisions.
I survived all my companions ; and when I buried
the last I had so little provisions remaining that I
thought I could not long survive, and I dug a grave,
resolving to lie down in it, because there was no one
left to pay me the last offices of respect. But it
pleased God once more to take compassion on me,
and put it in my mind to go to the bank of the river
which ran into the great cavern. Considering its
probable course with great attention, I said to my-
self, ‘‘This river, which runs thus underground,
must somewhere have an issue. If I make a raft,
and leave myself to the current, it will convey me
to some inhabited country, or I shall perish. If I be
drowned, I lose nothing, Due only change one kind of
death for another.â€
I went to work and soon made a very solid raft.
When I had finished, I loaded it with some chests of
rubies, emeralds, ambergris, rock-crystal, and bales of
rich stuffs. Having balanced my cargo exactly, and
fastened it well to the raft, I went on board with
two oars that I had made, and leaving it to the course
of the river, resigned myself to the will of God.
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As soon as I entered the cavern I Jost all light,
and the stream carried me I knew not whither. Thus
Ifloated on in perfect darkness, and once found the
arch so low, that it very nearly touched my head,
which made me cautious afterwards to avoid the like
danger. All this while I ate nothing but what was
just necessary to support nature ; yet, notwithstanding
my frugality, all my provisions were spent. Then I
became insensible. Icannot tell how long I continued
so; but when I revived, I was surprised to find myself
in an extensive plain on the brink of a river, where
my raft was tied, amidst a great number of negroes. I
got upas soon as I saw them, and saluted them. They
spoke to me, but I did not maderead their language.
I was so transported with joy, that] knew not whether
I was asleep or awake; but being persuaded that I was
not asleep, I recited the following words in Arabic
aloud:—‘“‘Call upon the Almighty, He will help thee;
thou needest not perplex thyself about anything else:
shut thy eyes, and while thou art asleep, God will
change thy bad fortune into good.â€
One of the negroes, who understeod Atabic, hearing
me speak thus, came towards me, aid said, “ Brother,
be not surprised to see us ; we are iababieanes of Be
country, and water our fields from this river, which
comes out of the neighboring mountain. We saw
your raft, and one of us swam into the rivet and
“Sindbad the Sailor. 59
brought it hither, where we fastened it, as you see, |
until you should awake. Pray tell us your history.
Whence did you come?†I begged of them first to
give me something to eat, aud then I would satisfy
their curiosity. They gave me several sorts of food,
and when I had satisfied my hunger, I related all that
had befallen me, which they listened to with attentive
surprise. As soon as I had finished, they told me, by
the person who spoke Arabic and interpreted to them
what I said, that I must go along with them, and tell
my story to their king myself.
They sent for a horse, and having helped me to
mount, some of them walked before to show the way,
while the rest took my raft and cargo and followed.
We marched till we came to the capital of Serendib,
for it was in that island I had landed. ‘The negroes
presented me to their king ; approaching his throne,
I saluted him as I used to do the kings of the Indies,
that is to say, I prostrated myself at his feet. ‘The
prince ordered me to rise, and made me sit down near
him.
I concealed nothing from the king, but related to
him all that I have told you. At last my raft was
brought in, and the bales opened in his presence: he
admired the quantity of wood of aloes and ambergris ;
but, above all, the rubies and emeralds, for he had
none in his treasury that equalled them.
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Sindbad the Sailor.
Observing that he looked on my jewels with plea-
sure, and viewed the most remarkable among them,
one after another, I took the liberty to say to him,
‘ Sire, not only my person is at your majesty’s service,
put the cargo of the raft, and I would beg of you to
dispose of it as your own.†He answered me with a
smile, ‘‘Sindbad, I will take nothing of yours ; far
from lessening your wealth, I design to augment it,
and will not let you.quit my dominions without marks
of my liberality.†He then charged one of his offi-
cers to take care of me, and ordered people to serve me
at his own expense.
The capital of Serendib. stands at the end of a fine
- valley, in the middle of the island, encompassed by,
high mountains. ‘They are seen three days’ sail off at
sea. Rubiesand minerals abound. All kinds of rare
plants and trees grow there, especially cedars and
cocoa-nut. There is also a pearl-fishery in the mouth
of its principal river, and in some of its valleys are
found diamonds. I madea pilgrimage to the place
where Adam was confined after his banishment from
Paradise, and had the curiosity to go to the top of the
mountain.
When I returned to the city, I prayed the king to
allow me to return to my own country, and he granted
me permission in the most honorable manner. He
would force a rich present upon me, and at the same
Sindbad the Sailor. 61
time charged me with a letter for the Commander of
the Faithful, our sovereign, saying to me, ‘‘I pray
you give this present from me, and this letter, to the
Caliph Haroun Alraschid, and assure him of my friend-
ship.â€
The letter was written on the skin of a certain ani-
mal of great value, very scarce, and of a yellowish
color. The characters of this letter were of azure, and
the contents as follows : ;
‘The King of the Indies, before whom march roo
elephants, who lives ina palace that shines with
100,000 rubies, and who has in his treasury
twenty-thousand crowns enriched with dia-
monds, to Caliph Haroun Alraschid..
“Though the present we send you be inconsiderable,
receive it, however, as a brother and a friend, in con-
sideration of the hearty friendship which we bear for
you, and of which we are willing to give you proof.
We desire the same part in your friendship, consider-
ing that we believe it to be our merit, as we are both
kings. Wesend you this letter as from one brother
to another. Farewell.â€
The present consisted (x) of one single ruby made
into a cup, about half a foot high, an inch thick, and
filled with round pearls of half a drachm each. (2)
The skin of a serpent, whose scales were as bright as
an ordinary piece of gold, and had the virtue to pre-
62 Sindbad the Sailor. |
serve from sickness those who lay upon it; (3) Fifty
thousand drachms of the best wood of aloes, with
thirty grains of camphire as big as pistachios ; and
(4) a female slave of great beauty, whose robe was cov-
ered over with jewels.
The ship set sail, and after a successful voyage we
landed at Bussorah, and from thence I went to the city
of Bagdad; where the first thing I did was to acquit
myself of my commission.
I took the King’s letter, and presented myself at the
gate of the Commander of the Faithful, and was con-
ducted to the throne of the caliph. I presented the
letter and gift. When he had read what the King
wrote to him, he asked me if that prince were really
so tich as he represented himself in his letter. I said,
“‘Commander of the Faithful, I can assure your maj-
esty he doth not exceed the truth. I bear him wit-
ness. Nothing is more worthy of admiration than the
magnificence of his palace. When the prince appears
in public, he has a throne fixed on the back of an ele--
phant, and rides betwixt two ranks of his ministers,
favorites, and other people of his court. Before him,
upon the same elephant, an officer carries a golden
lance’in his hand, and behind him there is another,
who stands with a rod of gold, on the top of which is
an emerald, halfa foot long and an inch thick. He
is attended by a guard of one thousand men, clad in
Sindbad the Sailor. 63
cloth of gold and silk, and mounted on elephants richly
caparisoned. ‘The officer who is before him on the
same elephant, cries from time to time, with a loud
voice, ‘Behold the great monarch, the potent and re-.
doutable Sultan of the Indies, the monarch greater
than Solomon, and the powerful Maha-raja.’ After
he has pronounced those words, the officer behind the
throne cries in his turn, ‘This monarch, so great and
s0 powerful, must die, must die, must fee And the
officer before replies, ‘Praise alone be to Him who
liveth for ever and ever.’â€
‘The caliph was much pleased with my account, and
sent me home with a rich present.
Here Sindbad commanded another hundred sequins
to be paid to Hindbad, and begged his return on the
morrow to hear
THE LAST VOYAGE OF SINDBAD THE SAILOR.
On my return home from my sixth voyage, I had
entirely given up all thoughts of again going to sea ;
for, besides that my age now required rest, I was re-
solved no more to expose myself to such risks as I had
encountered, so that I thought of nothing but to pass
the rest of my daysin tranquillity. One day, however,
an officer of the caliph’s inquired for me. ‘‘The
caliph,†said he, “has sent me to tell you that he must
speak with you.†I followed the officer to the pasace,
64 Sindbad the Sailor.
where, being presented to the caliph, I saluted him by
prostrating myself at his feet. ‘‘Sindbad,†said he to
me, ‘I stand in need of your service ; you must carry
my answer and present to the King of Serendib.â€â€™
This command of the caliph was to me like a clap
of thunder. ‘‘Commander of the Faithful,’’ I replied,
“JT am ready to do whatever your majesty shall think
fit to command ; but I beseech you most humbly to.
consider what I have undergone. I have also made a
vow never to leave Bagdad.†Perceiving that the
caliph insisted upon my compliance, I submitted, and
told him that I was willing to obey. He was pleased,
and ordered me one thousand sequins for the expenses
of my journey.
I prepared for my eee in a few days. Re soon
as the caliph’s letter and present were delivered to
me, I went to Bussorah, where I embarked, and had
a very prosperous voyage. Having arrived at the Isle
of Serendib, I was conducted to the palace with much
pomp, when I prostrated myself on the ground before
the king. ‘‘Sindbad,†said the king, “you are wel-
come; I have many times thought of you; I bless the
day on which I see you once more.†I made my
compliments to him, and thanked him for his kind-
ness, and delivered the gifts from my august master.
The caliph’s letter was as follows :—
‘Greeting, in the name of the Sovereign Guide of
Sindbad the Sailor. 65
the Right Way, from the servant of God, Haroun
Alraschid, whom God hath set in the place of
vicegerent to His Prophet, after his ancestors of
happy memory, to the potent and esteemed Raja
of Serendib.
“We received your letter with joy and send you
this from our imperial residence, the garden of supe-
rior wits: We hope when you look upon it, you will
perceive our good intention, and be pleased with it.
Farewell.â€
The caliph’s present was a complete suit of cloth of
gold, fifty ‘robes of rich stuff, a hundred of white
a the finest of Cairo, Suez, and Alexandria ; a
vessel of agate, more broad’than deep, an inch Hike
and half a foot wide, the bottom of which represented
in bas-relief a man with one knee on the ground, who
- held a bow and an arrow, ready to discharge at a lion.
He sent him also a rich tablet, which, according to
tradition, belonged to the great Solomon.
The King of Serendib was highly gratified at the
caliph’s acknowledgment of his friendship. A little
time after this audience, I solicited leave to depart,
and with much difficulty obtained it. The king,
when he dismissed me, made me a very considerable
present. I embarked for Bagdad, but had not the
good fortune to arrive there so speedily as I had
hoped. God ordered it otherwise.
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66 Sindbad the Sailor.
Three or four days after my departure, we were
attacked by pirates, who seized upon our ship, be-
cause it was not a vessel of war. Some of the crew
offered resistance, which cost them their lives. But
for myself and the rest, who were not so imprudent,
the pirates saved us, and carried us into a remote
island, where they sold us.
- I fell into the hands of a rich merchant, who, as
soon as he bought me, took me to his house, treated
_ me well, and clad me handsomely as aslave. Some
days after, he asked me if I understood any trade. I
answered that. I was no mechanic, but a merchant,
and that the pirates who sold me had robbed me of
all I possessed. ‘“‘Tell me,†replied he, “can you
shoot with a bow?†I answered that the bow was
one of my exercises in my youth. He gave me a bow
and arrows, and, taking me behind him on an ele- ©
phant, carried me to a thick forest some leagues from
the town. We went a great way into the wood, and
when he thought fit to stop, he bade me alight; then
showing mea great tree, ‘‘Climb up that,â€â€™ said he,
“and shoot at the elephants as you see them pass by,
for there is a number of them in this forest, and if
any of them fall, come and give me notice.†Having
spoken thus, he left me victuals, and returned to the
town, and I continued upon the tree all night.
I saw no elephant during the night, but next
Sindbad the Sailor. 67°
morning, at break of day, I perceived a great number.
I shot several arrows among them ; and at last one of
the elephants fell, when the rest retired, and ieft me
at liberty to go and acquaint my patron with my suc-
Tow
-cess. When I had informed him, he commended my
dexterity, and caressed me highly.. We went after-
wards together to the forest, where we dug a hole for
the elephant ; my patron designing to return when it
was rotten, and take his teeth to trade. with.
8 _ Sindbad the Sailor
nN ‘
I continued this eeaplowmtent for two months. One
morning, as I looked for the elephants, I saw with ©
amazement that, instead of passing by me across the
forest as usual, they stopped, and came to me witha
horrible noise, in such numbers that the plain was
covered and shook underthem. ‘They surrounded the
tree in which I was concealed, with their trunks up-
lifted, and all fixed their eyes upon me. At this
alarming spectacle I was so much terrified, that my
bow and arrows fell out of my hand. :
My fears were not without cause; for, after the ele--
phants had stared upon me some time, one of the’
largest of them put his trunk round the foot of the
tree, plucked it up, and threw iton the ground. I fell
with the tree, andthe elephant, taking me up with
his trunk, laid me on his back, where I sat-more like
one dead than alive, with my quiver on my shoulder.
He put himself at the head of the rest, who followed
him in line, one after the other, carried me a consid-
erable way, then laid me down on the ground, and re-
tired with all his companions. After “having lain
some time, and seeing the elephants gone, I got up,
and found I was upon a long and broad hill, almost
covered with the bones and teeth of elephants. I
doubted not but that this was the burial-place of the
elephants, and that they carried me thither on pur-
pose to tell me that I should forbear to kill them, as
Sindbad the Sailor. 69.
- now I knew where to get their teeth without inflicting
injuryonthem. I did not stay on the hill, but turnéd
towards thecity ; and after having travelled a day and
a night, I came to my patron.
As soon as my patron saw me, ‘‘Ah, poor Sindbad,â€
exclaimed he, ‘‘I was in great trouble to know what
was become of you. I have been at the forest, where
I found a tree newly pulled up, and your bow and ar-
rows on the ground, and I despaired of ever seeing
you more. Pray tellme what befell you.’ I satisfied
. his curiosity, and we both of us set out next morning
to the hill. We loaded the elephant which had car-
ried us with as many teeth as he could bear ; and when
we were returned, my master thus addressed me:
‘“Hear now what I shall tell you. The elephants of
our forest have every year killed us a great many
slaves, whom we sent to seek ivory. For all the cau-
tions we could give them, those crafty animals de-
stroyed them one time or other. God has delivered
you from their fury, and has bestowed that favor upon ~
you only. Itis a sign that He loves you, and has
some use for your service in the world. You have
procured me incredible wealth ; and now our whole
city is enriched by your means, without any more ex-
posing the lives of our slaves. After such a discovery,
I can treat you no more as a slave, but as a brother.
God bless you with all happiness and prosperity. J
70 Sindbad the Sailor.
henceforth give you your liberty ; I will also give you
riches.â€
To this I replied, ‘‘ Master, God preserve you. I
desire no other reward for the service I had the good
fortune to do to you and your city, but leave to return
to my own country.†“Very well,†said he, “the
trade-winds will in a little time bring ships for ivory.
I will then send you home.’ I stayed with him while
waiting for the ship; and duting that time we made
so many journeys to the hill, that we filled all our
warehouses with ivory. ‘The other merchants who
traded in it did thesame ; for my master made them
partakers of his good fortune.
The ships arrived at last, and my master himself
having made choice of the ship wherein I was to em-
bark, loaded half of it with ivory on my account, laid
in provisions in abundance for my passage, and besides
obliged me to accept a present of some curiosities of
the country of great7value. After I had returned him
thanks for all his favors, I went aboard.
We stopped at some islands to take in fresh provis-
ions. Our vessel being come to a port on the main-
land in the Indies, we touched there, and not being
willing to venture by sea to Bussorah, I landed my
proportion of the ivory, resolving. to proceed on my
journey by land. I realized vast sums by my ivory,
bought several rarities, which I intended for presents,
Sindbad the Sailor. 71
and when my equipage was ready, set out in company
with alarge caravan of merchants. I was along time
on the journey, and suffered much, but was happy in
thinking that I had nothing to fear ane the seas, from
pirates, from serpents, or from the other perils to ee
I had been exposed.
Tat last arrived safe at Bagdad, and immediately
waited upon the caliph, to give him an account of my
embassy. He loaded me with honors and rich pres-
ents, and I have ever since devoted myself to my
family, kindred, and friends.
Sinclberl ene cid whe relation of his seventh .
and last voyage, and then addressing himself to Hind-
bad, ‘“ Well, friend,’ said he, ‘‘did you ever hear of
any person that suffered so much as I have done? Is
it not reasonable that, after all this, I should enjoy a
quiet and pleasant life?’ As he said these words,
Hindbad kissed his hand, and said, “Sir, my afflic-
tions are not to be compared with yours. You not
only deserve a quiet life, but are worthy of all the
riches you possess, since you make so good a use of
them. May you live happily for a long time.†Sind-
bad ordered him to be paid another hundred sequins,
and told him to give up carrying burdens as a porter,
and to eat henceforth at his table, for he wished that
he should all his life have reason to remember that
he henceforth had a friend in Sindbad the sailor.
Adventures of Caliph Haieta Alraschid.
‘THE Caliph, Haroun Alraschid, was accustomed to
visit the city of Bagdad in disguise, that he might
see himself into the condition of the people, and hear
their reports of his court and government. On one
occasion, he and his grand vizier diseuised themselves,
and went their way through the different parts of the
city. As they entered on a bridge which connected
together the two parts of the city of Bagdad, divided
. by the River Euphrates, they met an old blind man,
who asked alms. ‘The caliph put a piece of gold into
his hand, on which the blind man caught hold of his
hand, and stopped him, saying, “Sir, pray forgive
me; I desire you would either give me a box.on the
ear, or take your alms back again, for I cannot receive
it but on that condition, without breaking a solemn
oath which I havesworn to God; and if you knew the
reason, you would agree with me that the punishment
is very slight.†-
The caliph gave him a very slight blow; where-
upon he let him go, thanked and blessed him.
When they came into the town, they found in a
square a great crowd, looking at a young man who
was mounted on a mare, which he drove and urged
full speed round the place, spurring and whipping the
(72)
Adventures of Caliph Haroun Alraschid. 73
poor creature so barbarously, that she was all over
sweat and blood.
The caliph, amazed at the inhumanity of the rider,
stopped to ask the people if they knew why he used
the mare so ill, but could learn nothing, except that
ra
for some time past he had every day, at the same hour,
treated her in the same manner.
The caliph, on his way to his palace, observed in a
street, which he had not passed through for a long time,
an edifice newly built, which seemed to him to be
74, Adventures of Caliph. Haroun Alraschid.
the palace of some one of the great lords of the court.
He asked the grand vizier if he knew to whom it be.
longed ; who answered he did not, but would inquire,
and thereupon asked a neighbor, who told him that
the house belonged to one Cogia Hassan, surnamed
Alhabbal, on account of his original trade of rope-
making, which he had seen him work at himself,
when poor; that without knowing how fortune had
favored him, he supposed he must have acquired great
wealth, as he defrayed honorably the expenses he had
been at in building.
The grand vizier rejoined the caliph, and gave him
a full account of what he had heard. ‘‘I must see
this fortunate rope-maker,†said the caliph, ‘‘and
also this blind beggar, and the young man who treated
the mare so cruelly; therefore go and tell them to come
_ to my palace.â€
The next day, after afternoon prayers, the grand
vizier introduced the three persons we have been
speaking of, and presented them to the.caliph. They
all three prostrated themselves before the throne, and
when they rose up, the caliph asked the blind man
his name, who answered, it was Baba Abdalla.
‘“Baba Abdalla,†replied the caliph, ‘‘I ordered
you to come hither, to know from yourself why you
made the indiscreet oath you told meof. Tell me
freely, for I will know the truth.â€
Adventures of Caliph Haroun Alraschid. 75
“Commander of the Faithful, I most humbly ask
your pardon for my presumption in requiring you to
box my-ear. As to my action, I own that it must
seem strange to mankind ; but in the eye of God it is
a slight penance for a crime of which I have .been
guilty, and for which, if all the people in the world
were each to give mea box on the ear, it would not
be a sufficient atonement.â€
76 Adventures of Caliph Haroun Alraschid. -
THE STORY OF BABA ABDALLA.
Commander of the Faithful, I was born at Bagdad.
My father and mother died while I was yet a youth,
and J inherited from them an ample estate. Although
so young, I neglected no opportunity to increase it by
my industry. I soon became rich enough to purchase
fourscore camels, which I let out to merchants, who
hired them at a profit to me, to carry their :merchan-
dise from one country to an other.
As I was returning one day with my unloaded
camels from Bussorah, I met a dervise, who was
walking to Bussorah. I asked him whence he came,
and where he was going: he put the same questions
‘to me; and when we had satisfied each other’s curi-
‘osity, we produced our provisions and ate together. _
During our repast, the dervise told me of a spot not:
far from where we sat, in which such immense riches -
were collected that if all my fourscore camels were
loaded with the gold and jewels that might be taken
from it, they would not be missed.
I-was overjoyed at this intelligence.
‘“You say,â€â€ continued the dervise, ‘‘that you have
fourscore camels: I am ready to conduct you to the
place where the treasure lies, and we will load them
with as much jewels and gold as they can carry, on
condition that when they are so loaded, you will let
me have one half, and you be contented with the
Adventures of Caliph Haroun Alraschid. 77
other; after which we will separate, and take our
camels where we may think fit. You see there is
nothing but what is strictly equitable in this division;
for if you give me forty camels, you will procure by
my means wherewith to purchase thousands,â€
78 Adventures of Caliph Haroun Alraschid.
I assented, and at once collected all my camels, and
set out with the dervise. After travelling some time,
we came to a pass, which was so narrow that two
camels could not go abreast. ‘The two mountains
which bounded this valley were so high and steep
that there was no fear of our being seen by anybody. ©
When we came into the valley between these two
mountains, the dervise bade me stop the camels. He
proceeded to gather some sticks, and to light a fire:
he then cast some incense into it, pronouncing cer-
tain words which I did not understand, when pres-
ently a thick cloud arose. ‘This soon dispersed, when
the rock forming the side of the valley opened, and
exposed to view a magnificent palace, in the hollow
of the mountain. ee
So eager was I for the treasures which displayed
themselves to my view, that I fell upon the first heap
of golden coin that was near me. My sacks were all
large, and I would have filled them all, but I was
" obliged to proportion my burden to the strength of
my camels. ‘The dervise paid more attention to the
jewels than the gold, and I soon followed his example,
so that we took away much more jewels than gold.
When we had filled our sacks, and loaded our camels,
the detvise used the same incantations to shut the
treasury as he had done to open it, when the doors
closed, and the rock seemed as solid and entire as it was
Adventures of Caliph Haroun Alraschid. 79
before.. I observed, however, that the dervise, before
he went away, took a small vessel out of the cave and
putit into his breast, first showing me that it con-
tained only a glutinous sort of ointment. —
- We vow divided our camels. I put myself at the
head of the forty which I had reserved for myself, and
the dervise placed himself at the head of those which
Thad given him. We came out of the valley by the
way we had entered, and. travelled together till we
came to the great road, where we were to part; the
dervise to go to Bussorah, and I to Bagdad. To thank
him for so great a kindness, I made use of the most
expressive terms, testifying my gratitude for the pref-
erence he had given me before all other men in letting
me have a share of such riches. We embraced each
other with great joy, and, taking our leave, pursued
our different routes.
. [had not gone far, following my camels, aie paced
quietly on in the track I had put them into, before
the demon of envy took possession of my heart, and
I deplored the loss of my other forty, but much more
the riches wherewith they were loaded. ‘‘The der-
vise,†said I to myself, ‘‘has nouse for all this wealth,
since he is master of the treasure, and may have as
much as he pleases ;’? so I determined to take the
camels with their loading from him.
To execute this design, I first stopped my own cam-
80 Adventures of Caliph Haroun Alraschid.
els, then ran after the dervise, and called to him as
‘loud as I could, and made eeion to him to stop, which
he did.
When I came up to him, I said, ‘‘ Brother, I had no
sooner parted from you, but a thought came into my
head, which neither of us had reflected on before. You
are a recluse dervise, used to live in tranquillity, dis-
engaged from all the cares of the world, and intent
only upon serving God. You know not, perhaps, what
trouble you have taken upon yourself to take care of
so many cameis. If you would take my advice, you
would keep but thirty ; you will find them sufficiently
troublesome tomanage. ‘Take my word ; I have had
experience.â€
‘I believe you are right,†replied the dervise;
“choose which ten you please, and take them, and go
on in God’s keeping.â€
Iset ten apart, and after I had driven them off, I
put them in the road to follow my others. I could:
not have imagined that the dervise would be so easily
persuaded to part with his camels, which increased
my covetousness, and made me think that it would be
no hard matter to get ten more; wherefore, instead
of thanking him, I said to him again, “ Brother, I
cannot part from you without desiring you to consider
once more how difficult a thing it is to govern thirty
loaded camels, especially for you who are not used to
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such work ; you will find it much better to give me
as many more back as you have done already.â€
The dervise gave me, without any hesitation, the
' other ten camels ; so that he had but twenty left, and
I was master of sixty, and might boast of greater
riches than any prince. Anyone would have thought
I should now have been content, but the more we have,
‘the more we want; and I became, from my success,
more greedy and desirous of the other twenty camels.
I redoubled my solicitations to make the dervise
grant me ten of the twenty, which he did with a good
grace ; and as to the other ten he had left, embraced
him, kissed his feet, caressed and entreated him, so that
he gave me these also. ‘‘Make a good use of them,
brother,†said the dervise, ‘‘and remember that God
can take away riches as well as give them, if.we do
not assist the poor, whom He suffers to be in want on
purpose that the rich may do them good.â€
I was not yet content, though I had my forty camels
again, and knew they were loaded with an inestimable
treasure. A thought came into my head, that the
little box of ointment which the dervise showed me
contained some treasure of great value, and I deter-
mined to obtain it. I hadjust embraced him and
bade him adieu; when I again returned, and said,
‘That little box of ointment seems such a trifle, it is
not worth your carrying away. Ientreat you to make
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me a present of it. What occasion has a dervise, wha
has renounced the vanities of the world, for perfumes?â€
‘The dervise pulled it out of his bosom, and present-
ing it to me, said, “Here, take it, brother, and be
content ; if I could do more for you, you needed but
to have asked me—I should have been ready to satisfy
you. yy
When I had the box in my hand, I opened it, and
a said, “Since you are so good, Iam sure you will not
~ refuse to tell me the use of this ointment.â€
‘The use is very surprising and wonderful,†replied
the dervise. “If you apply a little of it upon the lid
of the left eye, you will see all the treasures contained
in the bosom of the earth; but if you apply it to the
right eyelid, it will make you.blind.â€
‘Take the box,†said I to the dervise, ‘‘ and apply
some to my left eyelid; you understand how to do it
better than I.’’ ‘T‘he dervise had no sooner done so,
than I saw immense treasures, and such prodigious
riches, that it is impossible for me to give an account
of them; but as I was obliged to keep my right eye
shut at my hand, I desired the dervise to apply some
- of the pomatum to that eye.
“Tam ready to do it,†said the dervise ; but you
must remember what I told you, that if you put any
of it upon your right eye, you would immediately be
blind ; such is the virtue of the ointment.â€
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Far from being persuaded of the truth of what the
dervise said, I imagined, on the contrary, that there
was some new mystery; which he meant to hide from
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me. ‘‘Brother,†replied I, smiling, “Isee plainly you
wish to mislead me; it is not natural that this oint-
ment should have two such contrary effects.â€
‘The matter is as I tell you,†replied the dervise.
“You ought to believe me, for I cannot disguise the
truth.†;
‘The dervise made all the resistance possible; but
-seeing that I would take no refusal, he took a little of
the ointment, and applied it to my right eyelid. But,
alas! I ceased at once to distinguish anything with
either eye, and became blind as you see me now.
“Ah, déervise!� I exclaimed, in agony, ‘‘what you
forewarned me of has proved but tootrue. J am now
sensible what a misfortune I have brought upon my-
self by my fatal curiosity and insatiable desire of riches;
but you, dear brother,’’ cried I, addressing myself to
the dervise, “who are charitable and good, among the
many wonderful secrets you are acquainted with, have
you tot one to restore to me my sight again ?â€â€™
“Miserable man!†answered the dervise, “you
might have avoided this misfortune, but you have your
deserts. ‘he blindness of your mind was the cause of
the loss of your eyes. I have no power to restore to
you your sight. Pray to God, therefore; it is He
alone that can restore it to you. He gave you riches,
of which you were unworthy ; and on that account He
takes them from you again, and will by my hands give
them to aman not so ungrateful as yourself.â€
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The dervise said no more, but left me to myself,
overwhelmed with confusion and grief. He then col-
lected my camels, and drove them away to Bussorah.
I cried out loudly as he was departing, and entreated
him not to leave me in that miserable condition, but
to conduct me at least to the first caravan; but he was
deaf to my entreaties. Thus deprived of sight and of
all I had in the world, I should have died with afflic-
tion and hunger, if the next day a caravan returning
from Bussorah had not received me charitably, and
brought me back to Bagdad.
After this manner was I reduced, without remedy,
from a condition of great wealth to a state of poverty.
I had no other way to subsist but by asking charity,
which I havedonetillnow. But toexpiate my offence
against God, I enjoined on myself, by way of penance,
a box on the ear from every charitable person who
shall commiserate my condition and give me alms.
This, Commander of the Faithful, is the motive
which caused me to make so strange a request to you.
I ask your pardon once more as your slave, and sub-
mit to receive the chastisement I deserve.
“Baba Abdalla,†the caliph said, ‘‘your sin has been
great, but God be praised, your self-inflicted penance
proves your sorrow. But that you may forego your
daily asking of alms, I give you henceforth four silver
dirhems a day, which my grand vizier shall give you
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daily with the penance you have imposed on your:
self.â€
THE STORY OF SIDI NOUMAN.
The caliph next addressed himself to the young
man who used his mare so ill, and demanded of him
the reason of his cruel conduct.
~ Commander of the Faithful, he replied, my name
is Sidi Nouman, and I inherited a fair estate from my
parents. Having the means to support a wife, I
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FEASTING WITH THE GHOUL
88 Adventures of Caliph Haroun Alraschid,
married when quite young a woman named Amine
The first time I saw my wife without her veil was,
according to our custom, after our marriage, and I
was rejoiced to find that I had not been deceived in
the account which I had heard of her beauty. I was,
on the contrary, very much pleased with her. The
day after our marriage we had a dinner of several
dishes, but of none would she partake, save of a little
rice, which she ate grain by grain, conveying them
to her mouth with a silver bodkin. ‘The same thing
happened again at supper. ‘The next day, and every
time we ate together, she behaved after the same
fashion. I saw clearly that no woman could live on
the little she ate, and that there must be some mys-
tery about her. One night, when my wife thought
me fast asleep, she got up very quietly, dressed herself,
and left the chamber without the least noise. The
instant she closed the door I dressed and followed her.
Favored by the light of the moon, I caught sight of
her, and traced her to a burial ground near our house,
where I saw that she was joined by a female ghoul,
and supposed that she would join her in her dreadful
orgies. I returned to my house, without having at-
tracted her observation, and lay down again. After
awhile she came back as noiselessly as she had gone.
out. On the next day, as she still ate her rice grain
by grain, ‘‘ Amine,†said I, “I have often complained
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to you of your eating your rice grain by grain. Tell
‘me, ate not the dishes served at my table as delicate
as the dreadful repast of a ghoul?†I had scarcely
said these words, when Amine, who understood what
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I meant, fell into a fearful fit of passion, and taking a
glass of water, threw it in my face, and said, ‘‘ Foolish
man! take the form of a dog.â€
I had not known that Amine was a sorceress. No
sooner was her incantation said than I lost the human
form, and found myselfadog. I wasso surprised that
I did not bark, nor bite, nor run away. I did not
know what to do. She then took up a stick and beat
me, and half opened the door, with the intention, I
believe, of crushing me against the door-post as I ran
out. I fortunately escaped without further injury
than the loss of a part of my tail. The pain I felt
made me cry and howl, as] ran along thestreet. This
occasioned other dogs to run after and worry me. To
avoid their pursuit, I ran into the shop of a man who
dressed and sold sheeps’ heads, tongues and feet; and
there I got shelter. I soon saw a great many dogs of
the neighborhood, drawn thither by the smell of the
meat, collected round the shop of my host, waiting till
he threw them something ; these I joined, and so got
something to eat. ‘The next day I found shelter with
a baker, who treated me kindly. Here I stayed some
months. One day, as a woman was buying some
bread, she gave some bad money to my master. He
asked her to change it for another piece. ‘The woman
refused and maintained it was good money. ‘The
baker asserted the contrary, and said, ‘‘ The piece of
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money is so bad, that I am sure my dog would distin-
guish it. Come here,†said he, calling me, and throw-
ing down the pieces of money. “See if thereisa bad
piece of money among these.†I looked over all the
pieces, and putting my foot upon the bad one, I sep-
arated it from the rest, looking in my master’s face,
as if to show it him.
The baker was extremely surprised, and when the
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woman was gone told his neighbors what had hap-
pened. They quickly came to test my talent, and I
never failed to pick out from the silver or gold pieces
those which were bad, and to separate them with
my foot. The report of me procured my master
so much custom, he could scarcely get through it.
One day a woman came to buy bread, and to test my
knowledge put down six pieces of good and six pieces
of bad money, and told me to separate them; I did so
with my foot. On her leaving the shop she made me
a sign to follow her, which I understood and obeyed.
‘I followed her at a distance, and reached her as she
stopped at her house. I entered with her, and she
presented me to her daughter. ‘‘ Daughter,’’ she said,
‘“‘T have brought you the baker’s famous dog, who so
well knows how to distinguish false money from
good. . On the first report that was spread about him,
you know I told you my idea of his being a man,
changed into a dog by some wicked enchantment.
What say you, am I deceived in my conjecture?â€
‘‘You are not deceived, mother,†replied the daugh-
ter, ‘‘as I shall soon convince you.†|
The young lady rose from her seat, took a vessel
full of water, into which she dipped her hand, and
throwing some of the water on me, she said, “If you
were born a dog, remain a dog; but if you were born
aman, resume the figure of a man, by virtue of this
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water.†At that moment, the enchantment was
broken; I lost the form of a dog, and saw myself
once morea man. I expressed my deep gratitude to
this fair lady, and told her by what means I lost my
human shape. ‘‘Sidi Nouman,†said the young
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woman, ‘‘I try to do all the good I can with the
knowledge of magic which I possess—I'will yet fur~
ther help you. Return to your home ; and when you
see Amine, your wife, in the first moment of her as-
tonishment at the sight of you, throw over her some
of this water which I now- give you, pronouncing
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these words,—‘Receive the just reward of thy
cruelty.’†I did exactly according to the direction
given me; and on my saying the appointed words,
my wife was turned into the mare on which I rode
yesterday. I punish her very often in the way you
saw, to make her sensible of the cruelty of which she
was guilty. I have thus, according to your command,
related my history. ae
‘“Vour wife’s conduct deserves punishment, but I
would have you forego the chastisement. ‘The deg-
radation to her present state is sufficient retribution.
I would even wish you to seek the disenchantment of
Amine, if you could be sure that she would torege her
cruelties, and cease the use of magical arts.â€
The caliph then turned to Cogia Hassan, and de-
manded of him a narrative of his good fortane:
THE STORY OF COGIA HASSAN ALHABBAL.
Commander of the Faithful, my name is Hassan,
but from my trade I am commonly known by the
name of Hassan Alhabbal. I owe the good fortune I
now enjoy to two dear friends, whose names are Saad
and Saadi. Saadiis very rich. He ever maintained
the opinion that wealth was essential to happiness, as
without it no one could be independent. He declared
further his belief that poverty is in most cases owing
to a want of sufficient money to commence with ; and
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if a man once had enough to start with, and made a
right use of it, he would, in time, infallibly grow
rich. Saad disputed the truth of these sentiments.
He maintained that a poor man may become rich by
other means as well as money, and that some have
i i
become rich by mere chance, as’others have done by
the possession of sufficient money to commence with.
Saadi replied, ‘Well, we will not dispute any
more, but test our different theories by an experi-
ment. I will give a sum of money to some honest
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but poor artisan, and see if he does not obtain with it
wealth and ease. If I fail, then you shall try if you
can succeed better by the means you may employ.â€
Some few days after this dispute, Saad and Saadi
passed by my house as I was engaged in my trade of
ropemaking. ‘They expressed their surprise that,
with all my industry, I could not contrive to extend
my trade and gradually to save money. I told them
that, work as hard as I would, I could with difficulty
keep my wife and five children (none of whom could
render me the least help) with rice and pulse, and
that I could not find money for the first outlay of
hemp and materials. After some further conversa-
tion, Saadi pulled a purse out of his bosom, and put-
ting it into my hands, said, “Here, take this purse; it
contains two hundred pieces of gold: God.bless you
and give you grace to make the good use of them I
desire ; and, believe me, my friend Saad and I shall |
both hare great pleasure if they contribute towards
making you more prosperous than you now are.â€
Commander of the Faithful, continued Hassan,
when I had got the purse my joy was so great that
my speech failed me, and I could only thank my ben-
efactor by laying hold of the hem of his garment and
kissing it; but he drew it from me hastily, and he -
and his friend pursued their walk.
As soon as they were gone, I returned to my work,
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and my first thought was, what I should do with my
purse tokeep it safe. JI had in my poor house neither
box nor cupboard to lock it up, nor any other place
where I could be sure it would not be discovered if I
concealed it.
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present necessaries, and wrapped the rest up in the
folds of the linen which went about my cap. Out of
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my ten pieces I bought a good stock of hemp, and
afterwards, as my family had eaten no meat a long
time, I purchased some for supper.
As I was carrying the meat home, a famished vul-
ture flew upon me, and would have taken it away, if
I had not held it very fast; but the faster I held my
meat, the snore the bird struggled to get it, till unfor-
tunately in my efforts my turban fell on the ground.
The vulture immediately let go his hold of the meat,
but seizing my turban, flew away with it. I cried out
so loud, that I alarmed all the men, women and chil--
dren in the neigborhood, who joined their shouts and
cries to make the vulture quit his hold; but our cries
. did not avail, he carried off my turbau, and we soon
lost sight of him.
I went homevery sad. I was obliged to buy a new
turban, which diminished the small remainder of the
ten pieces. The little that was left was net sufficient
to give me any hope of improving my condition, but
I most regretted the disappointment I should oceasion
my benefactor.
_ While the remainder of the ten pieces lasted, my
little family and I lived better than usual; but I soon
relapsed into the same poverty, and the ae inability
to extricate myself from wretchedness. However, I
never murmured; “God,â€â€™ said I, “was pleased to give
me riches when I least expected them ; he has thought
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fit to take them from me again almost at the same
time, because it so pleased him, and they were at his
disposal; yet I will praise his name for all the benefits
I have received, as it was his good pleasure, and sub-
mit myself, as I have ever done hitherto, to his will.â€
These were my sentiments, while my wife, from
whom I could not keep secret the loss I had sus-
tained, was inconsolable. In my trouble I had told
my neighbors, that when I lost my turban I lost a
hundred and ninety pieces of gold; but as they knew
my poverty, and could not comprehend how I should
have got so great a sum by my work, they only laughed
at me.
About six months after this misfortune, the two
friends walking through that part of. the town where
I lived, called to inquire after me. ‘‘Well,†said
Saad, ‘‘wedo not ask you how affairs go since we saw
you last ; without doubt they are in a better train.â€â€™
‘‘Gentlemen,’’ replied I, ‘“‘I deeply grieve to tell
you, that your good wishes, and my hopes, have not
had the success you had reason to expect, and I had
promised myself. You will scarcely believe the extra-
ordinary adventure that has befallen me when I-tell
you, on the word of an honest man, that a vulture flew
away with my turban, in which for safety I had
wrapped my money.â€
Saadi rejected my assertion, and said, Eaeeaen
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you joke, and would deceive me. What have vultures
- to do with turbans, they only search for something to —
satisfy their hunger?†“Sir,†I replied, ‘the thing
is so publicly known in this part of the town, that
there is nobody but can satisfy you of the truth of my
assertions.†Saad took my part, and told Saadia great
many as surprising stories of vultures, some of which
he affirmed he knew to be true; who, after bidding me .
be more careful, at last pulled his purse out of his vest-
band, and counted out two hundred pieces of gold into
- my hand, which I put into my bosom for want of a
purse. I told him that the obligation of this his second
kindness was much greater than I deserved, after what
had happened, and that I should besure to make good
use of hisadvice. I would have said a great deal more,
but he did not give me time, for he went away, and -
continued his walk with his friend.
As soon as they were gone, I left off work, and went
home, but finding neither my wife nor children within,
I pulled out my money, put ten pieces on one side for
present use, and,wrapped up the rest in a clean linen
cloth, tying it fast with a knot, and placing it for
safety in an earthen vessel full of bran, which stood
in a corner, which I imagined neither my wife nor
children would look into. My wife came home soon
after, and as I had but little hemp in the house T told
her I should go out to buy some, without saying any-
thing to her about the second present from Saadi.
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While I was absent, a sandman, who sells washing-
balls, which women use in the baths, passed through
our street. My wife, who had no money, asked him
* if he would exchange his washing-balls for some bran.
- ‘Thesandman consented, and the bargain was made.
Not long after, I came home with as much hemp as
I could carry, followed by five porters loaded also with
hemp. After I had satisfied them for their trouble, I
looked about me, and could not see the pot of bran, I
asked my wife, what was become of it; when she told
me the arene she had made with oe sandman:
‘‘Ah, unfortunate woman!†cried I, “you know
not Sia you have done. You fhowste you only sold
the bran, but with the bran you have given the sand-
- mana hundred and ninety pieces of gold, which Saadi
this day made me a second present of.â€
My wife was like one distracted when she knew
_ what she had done. She cried, beat her breast, and
tore her hair and clothes. ‘Unhappy woman that I
ain,†cried she, ‘‘where shall I find this sandman? I
know him not, I never saw him before. O husband,â€
added she, “ yous were much to blame in not telling
the secret to me.’
_ “Wife,†said I, ‘“moderate your grief; by your
cties you will alarm the neighbors, and they will only
laugh at, instead of pitying us. We had best bear
our loss patiently, and submit ourselves to the will of
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God. It is true we live but poorly; but what have
the rich which we have not? Do not we breathe the ;
same air, enjoy the same light, and the same warmth
of the sun? Therefore, what conveniences have they
more than we, that we should envy their happiness?
They dieas well as we. In short, while we live inthe
fear of God, as we should always do, the advantage
they have over us is so very inconsiderable, that we
ought not to covet it.â€
My wifeand I comforted ourselves with these reflec-
tions, and I pursued my trade with as much alacrity
as before these two mortifying losses which followed
one anotherso quickly. The only thing that troubled.
me sometimes was, how I should look Saadi in the
face when he should come and ask me how I had im-
proved his two hundred pieces of gold.
After some time, Saad and Saadi again called to
inquire of my progress.. Each still entertained their
former differing opinions as to the result of Saadi’s
repeated liberality. I saw them at a distance, but ~
made as if I had not seen them. I applied very earn-
estly to my work, and never lifted up my eyes till
they were close to me and had saluted me. I told |
them at once my last misfortune, and that I was as
poor as when they first saw me. After that I said,
“ Could I guess that a sandman would come by that
very day, and my wife give him in exchange a pot of
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bran which had stood there for many years? You
may indeed allege that I ought to have told my wife
of it ; but I will never believe that such prudent per-
, sons, as I am persuaded you are, would have given
oy
me that advice; and if I had put my money any-
where else, what certainty could I have had that it
would be more secure?â€â€™
“T see, sir,†said I, addressing myself to Saadi,
‘that it has pleased God, whose ways are secret and
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impenetrable, that I should not be enriched by your
liberality, but that I must remain poor ; however, the ©
obligation is the same as if it had wrought the desired
effect.†.
After these words I was silent ; and Saadi replied, —
‘I do not regret the four hundred pieces of gold I
gave you to raise you in the world. I did it in duty
to God, without expecting any recompense but the
pleasure of doing good, and for the sake of an’ experi-
ment I wished to make.†‘Then turning about to his
friend, ‘‘Saad,’? continued he, ‘‘ you may now make
your experiment, and let me see, that there are ways,
besides giving money, to make a poor man’s fortune.
Let Hassan be the man. I dare say, whatever you
may give him he will not be richer than he was with
four hundred pieces of gold.†Saad had a piece of
lead in his hand, which heshowed Saadi. ‘‘ Yousaw
me,†said he, ‘‘take up this piece of lead, which I
found on the ground ; I will give it Hassan, and you
shall see what it comes to be worth.â€
Saadi burst out a-laughing at Saad. ‘‘ What is that
bit of lead worth?†said he, ‘‘a farthing! What can
Hassan do with that?†Saad presented it to me, and
said, ‘Take it, Hassan ; let Saadi laugh, you will tell
us some news of the good luck it has brought you
one time or another.†I thought Saad was in jest,
and hada mind to divert himself; however, I toak
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the lead and thanked him. The two friends pursued
. their walk, and I fell to work again.
At night when I pulled off my clothes to go to bed,
the piece of lead, which I had never thought of from
the time he gave it me, tumbled out of my pocket. I
took it up, and laid it on the place that was nearest
me. ‘The same night it happened that a fisherman, a
neighbor, mending his nets, found.a piece of lead
wanting; and it being too late to buy any, as the
shops were shut, and he must either fish that night,
or his family go without bread the next day, he called
to his wife and bade her inquire among the neighbors
for a piece. She went from door to door on both
sides of the street, but could not get any, and returned
to tell her husband her ill success. He asked her
if she had been to several of their neighbors, naming
them, and among the rest, my house. ‘‘ No, indeed,â€
said the wife, ‘‘I have not been there; I know by
experience they never have anything oie one wants
it.’ ‘‘No matter,†said the fisherman, “you must
go there; for though you have been there a hundred
times before without getting anything, you may
chance to obtain what we want now.’’
‘The fisherman’s wife came and knocked at my door.
Tasked her what she wanted? ‘“ Hassan,†said she,
“my husband wants a bit of lead to load his nets
with; and if you have a piece, desires you to give it
him. s
106 Adventures of Caliph Haroun Alraschid.
The piece of lead which Saad had given me was so
fresh in my memory, that I could not forget it. I
told my neighbor I had some; and if she would stay
amoment my wifeshould giveit toher. Accordingly,
my wife got up, and groping about where I directed
her, found the lead, opened the door, and gave it to
the fisherman’s wife, who was so overjoyed that she
promised my wife, that in return for the kindness she
did her and her husband, she would answer for him
we should have the first cast of the nets.
The fisherman was so much rejoiced to see the lead,
which he so little expected, that he much approved
his wife’s promise. He finished mending his nets,
and went a-fishing two hours beforeday. At the first
throw he caught but one fish, about a yard long, and
proportionable in thickness; but afterwards had a
great many successful casts.
When the fisherman had done fishing, he went
home, where his first care was to think of me. I was
surprised, when at my work, to see him come to me
with a large fish in his hand. ‘‘ Neighbor,’’ said he,
‘‘my wife promised you last night, in return for your
kindness, whatever fish I should catch at my first
throw ; and I.approved her promise. It pleased God
to send me no more than this one for you, which,
such as it is, I desire you to accept. Had He sent
me my net full, they should all have been yours.â€
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“Neighbor,†I said, ‘‘the bit of lead which I sent
you was such a trifle, that it ought not to be valued
at so high a rate; neighbors should assist each other
in their little wants. I have done no more for you
than I should have expected from you had I been in
your situation ; therefore, I would refuse your present,
ifI were not persuaded you gave it me freely, and
that I should offend you; and since you will have it
so, I take it, and return you my hearty thanks.â€
After these civilities, I took the fish, and carried it
home to my wife. , My wife was much startled to
see so largea fish. ‘‘ What would you have me do
with it?†said she. ‘‘ Our gridiron is only fit to broil
small fish ; and we have not a pot big enough to boil
it.’’ ‘‘ That is your business,†answered I, ‘Dress
it as you will, I shall like it either way.†I then
went to my work again.
In gutting the fish, my wife found a hard, clear sub-
stance which she took for a piece of glass. She gave
it to the youngest of our children for a plaything, and
his brothers and sisters handed it about from one to
another, to admire its brightness and beauty.
At night, when the lamp was lighted, and the chil-
dren were still playing with the clear substance taken
from the fish, they saw that it gave a light when my
wife, who was getting them their supper, stood be-
tween them and the lamp, upon which they snatched
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it from one another to try it; and the younger chil-
dren fell a-crying, that the elder would not let them
have it long enough in the dark.
I then called to the eldest to know what was the
matter, who told me it was abouta piece of glass which
gave alight. Upon hearing this, I bade my wife put
out the lamp, and we found that the piece of glass
gave so great a light, that we might see to go to bed
without the lamp. I placed the bit of glass upon the
chimney to light us. ‘‘Look,†said I, “this is a
great advantage that Saad’s piece of lead procures us:
it will spare us the expense of oil.â€
When the children saw the lamp was put out, and
the bit of glass supplied the place, they cried out so —
loud, and made so great a noise from astonishment,
that it alarmed the neighborhood.
Now, there was but a very slight partition-wall be-
tween my house and my next neighbor’s, who was a
very rich Jew, and a jeweller ; and the chamber that
he and his wife lay in joined to ours. They were both
in bed, and the noise my children made awakened
them.
The next morning the jeweler’s wife came to mine
to complain of being disturbed out of their first sleep.
‘Good neighbor Rachel†(which was the Jew’s wife’s
name), said my wife, ‘‘I am very sorry for what hap-
pened, and hope you will excuse it; you know the
a
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children will laugh and cry for a trifle, See here ; it
was this piece of glass which I took out of the fish
that caused all the noise.â€
‘Indeed, Ayesha� (which was my wife’s name),
said the jeweler’s wife, ‘‘I believe as you do it is a
piece of glass; but as it is more beautiful than com-
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mon glass, and I have just such another piece at home,
I will buy it, if you will sell it.â€
The children, who heard them talking of selling
their plaything, presently interrupted their conversa-
sation, crying and begging their mother not to part
with it, who, to quiet them, promised she would not.
The Jewess being thus prevented from obtaining
the supposed piece of glass, went away; but first
whispered to my wife, who followed her to the door,
if she had a mind to sell it, not to show it to anybody
without acquainting her. Rachel could not rest sat-
isfied till she had made her husband acquainted with
what she had seen in my house, and immediately went
to his stall to acquaint the Jew with her discovery.
On her teturn home, she came again privately, and
asked her if she would take twenty pieces of gold for
the piece of glass she had shown her.
My wife, thinking the sum too considerable for a
mere piece of glass as she had thought it, would not
make any bargain ; but told her, she could not part
with it till she had spoken to me. In the meantime,
I came from my work to dinner. As they were talk-
ing at the door, my wife stopped me, and asked if I
would sell the piece of glass she had found in the
fish’s belly for twenty pieces of gold, which our neigh-
‘bor offered her. I returned no answer; but called
to mind the confidence with which Saad, in giving
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me the piece of lead, told me it would make my for-
tune. The Jewess, fancying that the low price she
had offered was the reason I made no reply, said, ‘I
will give you fifty, neighbor, if that will do.â€â€™
As soon as I found that she rose so suddenly from
twenty to fifty, I told her that I expected a great deal
more. ‘‘Well, neighbor,†said she, ‘‘I will give you
a hundred, and that is so much, I know not whether
my husband will approve my offering it.’ At this
new advance, I told her I would have a hundred thou-
sand pieces of gold for it ; that I saw plainly that the
diamond, for such I now guessed it must be, was
worth a great deal more, but to oblige her and her
‘husband, as they were neighbors, I would limit my-
self to that price, which I was determined to have ;
and if they refused to give it, other jewelers should
have it, who would give a great deal more.
‘The Jewess confirmed me in this resolution, by her
eagerness to conclude a bargain, and by coming up at
several biddings to fifty thousand pieces of gold, which
Irefused. ‘‘I can offer you no more,†said she, “ with-
out my husband’s consent. He will be at home at
night, and I would beg the favor of vos to let him
see it ;’ which I promised.
At et the Jew himself came home. ‘‘ Neighbor
Hassan,†said he, ‘‘ I desire you would show me the dia-
mond your wife showed to mine.†I brought him in,
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and showed it tohim. He looked at and admired it a
long time. ‘‘Well, neighbor,†said he, ““my wife
tells me she offered you fifty thousand pieces of gold;
I will give you twenty thousand more.â€
‘‘Neighbor,†said I, ‘your wife can tell you that
I value my diamond at a hundred thousand Pieces, -
and I will take nothing less.†He haggled a long time
with me in hopes that I would make some abatement; _
but finding that I was positive, and for fear that I
should show it to other jewelers, he at last concluded
the bargain on my own terms, and fetched two bags
of a thousand pieces each, as an earnest. ‘The next
day he brought me the sum we had agreed for at the
time appointed, and I delivered to him the diamond.
Having thus sold my diamond, and being rich infi-
nitely beyond my hopes, I thanked God for His
bounty ; and would have gone and thrown myself at
Saad’s feet to express my gratitude, if I had known
where he lived; as also at Saadi’s, to whom I was first
obliged, though his good intention had not the same
success, ‘
Afterwards I thought of the use I ought to make of
so greatasum. My wife proposed to buy rich clothes
for herself-and children; to purchase a house and
furnish it handsomely. I told her we ought not to
begin with such expenses ; ‘‘for,†said I, “ money
should only be spent so that it may produce a fund
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from which we may draw without its failing. This I
intend, and shall begin to-morrow.â€
Ispent all that day and the next in going to the
people of my own trade, who worked as hard every
day for their bread as I had done; and giving them
money beforehand, engaged them to work for me in
different sorts of ropemaking, according to their skill
and ability, with a promise not to make them wait
for their money, but to pay them as soon as their
work was done.
By this means I engrossed almost all the business of
Bagdad, and everybody was pleased with my punctual
payment.
As so great anumber of workmen produced a large
quantity of work, I hired warehouses in several parts
of the town to hold my goods, and appointed over
each a clerk, to sell both wholesale and retail, and by
this economy received considerable profit and income.
Afterwards, I bought ground, and built the house you
saw yesterday, which, though it makes so great an
appearance, consists, for the most part, of warehouses
for my business, with apartments for myself and
family. :
Some time after I had removed to this house, Saad
and Saadi, who had scarcely thought of me from the
last time they had been with me, called on me in my
former habitation, and learned, to their great surprise,
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that I was become a great manufacturer, and was
no longer called plain Hassan, but Cogia Hassan
Alhabbal.
They immediately set out to visit mein my new
abode. I saw my two friends as they approached my
gate. Irose from my seat, ran -to them, and would
have kissed the hem of their garments; but they
would not suffer it, and embraced me. I assured them
I had not forgotten that I was poor Hassan the rope-
maker, nor the obligations I had to them ; but were
this not the case, I knew the respect due to them, and
begged them to sit down in the place of honor, end I
seated myself opposite to them.
Then Saadi, addressing himself to me, said, ‘‘Cogia
Hassan, I cannot express my joy to see you. I am ~
persuaded that those four hundred pieces I gave you
have made this wonderful change in your fortune.â€
Saad did not at all agree with this speech of Saadi’s.
When he had done, he said to him, ‘‘Saadi, I am
vexed that you still persist in not believing the state-
ments Hassan has already made you. I believe those
two accidents which befell him are true: but let him
speak himself, and say to which of us he most owes,
his present good fortune.â€
After this discourse of the two friends, I said,
addressing myself to them both, ‘‘Gentlemen, I will
declare to you the whole truth with the same sincerity
Adventures of Caliph Haroun Alraschid. 115
as before.†I then told them every circumstance of
the, history which I have now related to you, Com-
mander of the Faithful.
All my protestations had no effect on Saadi. “‘Cogia —
Hassan,’’ replied he, ‘‘the adventure of the fish and
of the diamond found in his stomach, appears to me
as incredible as the vulture’s flying away with your
turban, and the exchange made by your wife with the
sandman. Be it as it may, I am equally convinced
‘that you are no longer poor, but rich, as I intended
you should be by my means ; and I rejoice sincerely.â€
As it grew late, they arose to depart; when I
stopped them, and said; “There is one favor I have
to ask. I beg of you to stay with me to-night, and
to-morrow I will carry you by water to a small coun-
try house, which I have bought, and we will return
in the evening.â€
“Tf Saad has no business that calls him elsewhere,â€
said Saadi, “I consent.†Saad told him that nothing
should prevent him enjoying his company.
While supper was being prepared, I showed them
my house and all my offices. I called them both bene-
factors, without distinction ; because without Saadi,
Saad would never have given me the piece of lead ;
and without Saad, Saadi would not have given me
four hundred pieces of gold. Then I brought them
back again into the hall, where they asked me sev-
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eral questions about my concerns; and I gave them
such answers as satisfied them.
During this conversation, my servants came to tell
me that supper was served up. I led them into an-
other hall, where they admired the manner in which
it was lighted, the furniture, and the entertainment I
had provided. I regaled them also with a concert of
vocal and instrumental music during the repast, and
afterwards with a company of dancers, and other enter-
tainments, endeavoring as much as possible to show
them my gratitude.
The next morning, as we had agreed to set out
eatly to enjoy the fresh air, we repaired to the river-
side by sunrise, and went on board a pleasure-boat,
well carpeted, that waited for us ; and in less than an
hour and a half, with six good rowers and the stream,
we arrived at my country house.
Afterwards we walked in the gardens, where was a
grove of orange and lemon trees, loaded with fruit and
flowers, which were planted at equal distances, and
watered by channels cut from a neighboring stream.
The pleasant shade, the fragrant smell which per-
fumed the air, the soft murmurings of the water, the
harmonious notes of an infinite number of birds, were
so delightful, that they frequently stopped to express
how much they were obliged to me for bringing them
to so exquisite a place, and to offer me their congratu-
lations. I led them to the end of the grove, which
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' was very long and broad, where I showed them a wood
of large trees, which terminated my garden.
Two of my boys, whom I had sent into the country,
with a tutor, for the air, had gone just then into the
wood; und seeing a nest, which was built in the
branches of a lofty tree, they bade a slave climb the
tree forit. ‘The slave, when he came to it, was much
surprised to find it composed of a turban. He took it,
brought it down, and as he thought that I might like
to see a nest that was so uncommon, he gave it to the
eldest boy to bring to me.
The two friends and I were very much surprised at
the novelty; but I much more when I recognized the
turban to be that which the vulture had flown away
with. After I had examined it well, and turned it
about, I said to my guests, ‘‘Gentlemen, can you re-
member the turban I had on the day you did me the
honor first to speak to me?†‘‘I do not think,â€
said Saad, ‘‘that either my friend or I gave any atten-
tion to it; but if the hundred and ninety pieces of
gold are in it, we cannot doubt of it.â€
‘ Sir,’? replied I, ‘‘there is no doubt but it is the
same turban; for, besides that I know it perfectly
well, I feel by the weight it is too heavy to be any
other, and you will perceive this if you will give
yourself the trouble to take it in your hand.†‘Then,
after taking out the young birds, I put it into his
hands, and he gave it to Saadi.
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*‘Now, sir,†added I, taking the turban again,
“* observe well before I unwrap it, that it is of no very
fresh date in the tree ; and the state in which you see
it, and the nest so neatly made in it, are sufficient
proofs that the vulture dropped or laid it in the tree
upon the day it was seized.â€
While I was speaking, I pulled off the linen cloth
which was wrapped about the cap of the turban, and
took out the purse, which Saadi knew to be the same ~
he had given me. I emptied it before them, and said,
‘“There, gentlemen, there is the money, count it, and
see if it be right ;â€â€ which Saad did, and found it to be
one hundred and ninety pieces of gold. TYhen Saadi,
who could not deny so manifest a truth, addressing
himself to me, said, ‘‘I agree, Cogia Hassan, that this
money could not serve to enrich you, but the other
hundred and ninety pieces, which you would make
me believe you hid in a pot of bran, might.†‘‘ Sir,â€
answered I, ‘‘I have told you the truth in regard to
both sums, and I shall hope yet to prove it to your
satisfaction.â€â€™ ,
After this, we returned, and entered the house, just
as dinner was being served. After dinner, I left my
guests to take their siesta during the heat of the day,
while I went to give orders to my gardener. After-
wards I returned to them again, and we talked of
indifferent matters till it grew a little cooler; when
we returned into the garden for fresh air, and stayed
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till sunset. We then mounted our horses, and after a
tide of two hours reached Bagdad by moonlight.
It happened, by some negligence of my grooms,
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that we were then out of grain for the horses, and the
storehouses were all shut up ; when one of my slaves,
seeking about the neighborhood, met with a pot of
bran in a shop; bought the bran, and brought the
pot along with him, promising to carry it back again ©
the next day. The slave emptied the bran, and divid-
ing it among the horses, felt a linen cloth tied up,
. and very heavy; he brought the cloth to me in the
condition that he found it and presented it tome. Iat
once knew what it was, and said to my two benefac-
tors, “Gentlemen, it has pleased God that you should
not part from me without being fully convinced of
the truth of what I have assured you. There are the »
other hundred and ninety pieces of gold which you
gave me,†continued I, addressing myself to Saadi.
‘*T know it well by the cloth, which I tied up with
my own hands;â€â€™ and then I told out the money be-
fore them. I ordered the pot to be brought to me,
knew it to be the same; and sent to my wife to ask if
she recognized it. She sent me word that it was the
same pot she had exchanged full of bran for the scour-
ing-earth.
Saadi readily submitted, renounced his incredulity,
and said to Saad, ‘‘I yield to you, and acknowledge
that money is not always the means of becoming rich.â€â€™
When Saadi had spoken, I said to him, ‘‘I dare
not propose to return you. the three hundred and
eighty pieces of gold which it hath pleased God
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should be found, to undeceive you as to the opinion of
my honesty. I am persuaded that you did not give
them to me with an intention that I should return
them ; and if you approve of my proposal, to-morrow
I will give them to the poor, that God may bless us
both.â€
The two friends lay at my house that night also;
and next day, after embracing me, returned home. I
thanked them both, and regarded ae permission they
gave me to cultivate their friendship, and to visit
them, as a great honor.
/The caliph, at the conclusion of this story, said,
“Cogia Hassan, I have not for a long time heard any-
thing that has given me so much pleasure, as having
been informed of the wonderful ways by which God
gave thee thy riches. ‘Thou oughtest to continue to
return Him thanks, and to use well His blessings.
‘That same diamond which made thy fortune is now
in my treasury ; andl am happy to learn how it came
there ; but because there may remain in Saadi some
doubts on the singularity of this diamond, which I
esteem the most precious and valuable jewel I pos-
sess, I would have you carry him and Saad to my
treasurer, who will show them.â€
After these words, the caliph signified to Cogia
Hassan, Sidi Nouman, and Baba Abdalla, by a bow
of his head, that he was satisfied with He ; they all
prostrated themselves at the throne, and retired.
The Fisherman.
ERS was once an aged fisherman, so poor that
he could barely obtain food for himself, his wife,
and his three children. He went out early every
morning to his employment; and he had imposed a
rule upon himself never to cast his nets above four
times a day.
On one occasion he set out before the morn had
disappeared. When he reached the sea-shore, he un-
dressed himself and cast his nets. In drawing them
to land three times in succession, he felt sure from
their resistance and weight that he had secured an
excellent draught of fish. Instead of which, he only
found on the first haul the carcass of an ass; on the
second a large pannier filled with sand and mud ; and
on the third, a large quantity of heavy stones, shells,
and filth. It is impossible to describe his disappoint-
ment. ‘The day now began to break, and he threw
his nets for the fourth time. Again he supposed he
had caught a great quantity of fish, as he drew them
with as much difficulty as before. He nevertheless
found none; but discovered a heavy copper vase shut
up and fastened with lead, on which there was the
impression of aseal. ‘‘I will sell this to a founder,â€
es (122)
123
KING SOLOMON,
124 The Fisherman.
said he with joy, “and with the money I shall get for
. it I will purchase a measure of corn.’
He examined the vase on all sides; he shook it,.
but could hear nothing ; and this, hemachee with the
impression of the seal on the lead, made him think it
was filled with something valuable. In order to find
this out, he took his knife, and got it open. He
directly turned the top downwards, and was much
surprised to find nothing come out; he then set it
‘down before him, and while he was observing it,
there issued from it so thick a smoke that he was
obliged to step back a few paces. This smoke, by
degrees, rose almost to the clouds, and spread itself
over both the water and the shore, appearing like a
thick fog. ‘The fisherman was surprised at this sight.
When the smoke had all come out from the vase, it
again collected itself, and became a solid body, and
then took the shape of a genie of a gigantic size.
The genie, looking at the fisherman, exclaimed,
"“Humble thyself before me, or I will kill thee.â€
‘‘And for what reason, pray, will you kill me?†an-
swered the fisherman; ‘‘ have you already forgotten
that I have set you at liberty?†‘‘I remember it
very well,†returned he ; ‘‘but that shall not prevent
my destroying thee, and I will only grant thee one
favor.†‘And pray what is that?’ said the fisher-
mau. ‘‘It is,†replied the genie, ‘‘to permit thee to
The Fisherman. 125
choose the manner of thy death. I can treat thee no
otherwise,†said the genie; ‘‘and to convince thee of
it, hear my history—
“J am one of those spirits who rebelled against the
sovereignty of God. Solomon, the son of David, the
prophet of God, commanded me to acknowledge his
authority, and submit to his laws. I haughtily re-
fused. In order, therefore, to punish me, he enclosed
me in this copper vase ; and to prevent me forcing my
way out, he put upon the leaden cover the impression
of his seal, on which the great name of God is en-
graven, ‘This done, he gave the vase to one of those
genies who obeyed him, and ordered him to cast me
into the sea.
“‘ During the first century of my captivity, I swore
that if any one delivered me before the first hundred
years were passed, I would make him rich. During
the second century, I swore that if any released me, I
would discover to him all the treasures of the earth.
During the third, I promised to make my deliverer
a most powerful monarch, and to grant him every
day any three requests he chose. These centuries
passed away without any deliverance. Enraged, at
last, to be so long a prisoner, I swore that I would,
without mercy, kill whoever should in future release
me, and that the only favor I would grant him should
be, to chose what manner of death he pleased. Since,
126 The Fisherman.
therefore, thou hast come here to-day, and hast
delivered me, fix upon pynalevee kind of death thou
wilt.â€
The fisherman was in great distress at finding hae
thus resolved on his death, not so much on his own
account as for his three Guildrens whose means of
subsistence would be greatly reduced by his death.
“Alas!†he cried, ““have pity on me, remember
what I have done for thee.â€
‘‘Let us lose no time,†cried the genie; ‘‘ your
arguments avail not. Make haste, tell me how you
wish to die.’’
Necessity is the mother of invention; and the one
erman thought of a stratagem. ‘‘Since, then,†said
he, ‘‘I cannot escape death, I submit to the will of
God ; but before I choose the sort of death, I conjure
you, by the great name of God, which is graven upon
the seal of the prophet Solomon, the son of David,
aHewet me truly to a question Iam going to put to
you.†‘Ihe genie trembled at this adjuration, and
said to the fisherman, “ Ask whee thou wilt, and make
haste.�
“Dare you, then, to swear o the great name of
God that you really were in that vase? ‘This vase
cannot contain one of your feet; how, then, can it
hold your whole body?†‘‘I swear to thee, notwith-
standing,†replied he, ‘‘that I was there just as thou
The Fisherman. 127
seest me. Wilt thou not believe me after the solemn
oath I have taken?’ ‘‘No, truly,’ added the fish-
_erman, “I shall not believe you unless I were’ to
see it.â€
Immediately the form of the genie began to change
into smoke, and extended itself as before, over both
the shore and the sea; and then, collecting itself,
began to enter the vase, and continued to do so, ina
slow and equal manner, till nothing remained with-
out. The fisherman immediately took the leaden
cover, and put it on the vase. ‘‘Genie,†he cried,
“it is now your turn to ask pardon. I shall throw
you again into the sea, and I will build, opposite the
very spot where you are cast, a house upon the shore,
in which I will live, to warn all fishermen that shall
128 | The Fisherman,
come and throw their nets, not to fish up so evil a
genie as thou art, who makest an oath to kill the man
who shall set ‘ice at liberty.â€â€™
The genie tried every argument to. move the fish-
erman’s pity, but in vain. ‘‘ You are too treacherous
for me to trust you,†returned the fisherman; ‘‘I
should deserve to lose my life if I should pu Eeecle
in your power a second time.â€
“One word more, fisherman,â€â€™ cried the genie; “I
will teach you how to become as rich as possible.â€
The hope of being no longer in want at once dis-
armed the fisherman. ‘‘I could listen to thee,†he
said, ‘‘ were there any credit to be given to thy word.
Swear to me by the great name of God that you wilt
faithfully perform what you promise, and I will open
the vase. I do not believe that you will dare break
such an oath.’? The genie did so; and the fisherman
immediately took off the covering. The smoke in-
stantly ascended, and the genie resuming his usual
form, kicked the vase into the sea. ‘Be of good
heart, fisherman,†cried he, ‘‘I have thrown the vase
into the sea only to see whether you would be ©
alarmed ; but to show you that I intend to keep my
word, take your nets and follow me.†‘They passed
by the city, and went over the top of a mountain,
from whence they descended into a vast plain, which
led them to a lake, situated between four small hills,
The Fisherman. 129
When they were atrived on the borders of the lake,
the genie said to the fisherman, “Throw your nets,
and catch fish.’ ‘The fisherman saw a great quantity
in the lake; and was greatly surprised at finding
them of four different colors—white, red, blue, and
‘yellow. He threw his nets and caught four, one of
each color. As he had never seen any similar to
them, he could hardly cease admiring them; and
judging that he could dispose of them for a consid-
erable sum, he expressed great joy. ‘‘Carry these
fish to the palace,†said the genie, ‘‘and present them
to the sultan, and he will give you more money than
you ever handled in all your life. You may come
every day and fish in this lake, but beware of casting
your nets more than once each day ; if you act other-
wise you will repent: therefore, take care. This is
my advice, and if you follow it exactly you will do
well.� Having said this, he struck his foot upon the
ground, which opened, and having swallowed him .
up, closed again.
The fisherman resolved to observe the advice of
the genie in every point, and never to throw his nets
asecond time. He went back to the town, and pre-
sented his fish at the sultan’s palace.
The sultan was much surprised when he saw the
four fish brought him by the fisherman. He took
thém one by one, and: observed them most atten-
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tively ; and after admiring them a long time, he said
to his first vizier, ‘‘ Take these fish and carry them to
- the cook; I think they must be as good as they are |
beautiful ; and give the fisherman four hundred pieces
of gold.†‘The fisherman, who was never before in
possession of so large a sum of money at once, cotld
not conceai his joy, and thought it all a dream, until
he applied the gold in relieving the wants of his
family.
As soon as. the cook had cleaned the fish which the
vizier had brought, she put them upon the fire ina
frying-pan, with some oil; and when she thought
them sufficiently done on one side, she turned them.
She had hardly done so when, wonderful to relate, —
the wall of the kitchen opened, and a young lady of
‘wondrous beauty appeared. She was dressed in a
satin robe, embroidered with flowers, and adorned
with earrings and a necklace of large pearls, and gold
bracelets set with rubies; and held a rod in her hand.
_ She moved towards the frying-pan, to the great
amazement of the cook, who remained imotionless at
. the sight, and striking one of the fish with her rod,
she said, ‘‘ Fish, fish, art thou doing thy duty?†The
fish answering not a word, she again repeated it,
when the four fish all raised themselves up, and said
very distinctly, ‘Yes, yes, if you reckon, we reckon;
if you pay your debts, we pay ours; if you fly, we
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conquer, and are content.’ As soon as they had
spoken these words, the damsel overtured the frying-
pan, and went back through the open wall, which
immediately closed up, and was in the same state as
before.
_ The cook having recovered from her fright, went
a wag ve
to take up the fish, which had fallen upon the hot
ashes ; but found them blacker than coal, and not fit
to send to the sultan. At this she began to cry with
- -allher might. ‘‘ Alas,†said she, ‘‘what will become
ofme? Tam sure when I tell the sultan what I have
'. seen, he will not believe me, but will be enraged with
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While she was in this distress, the grand vizier
entered, and asked if the fish were ready. ‘The cook
then related all that had taken place, at which he was
much astonished ; but without speaking a word of it
to the sultan, he invented an excuse which satisfied
him. He then sent to the fisherman for four more
fish, who promised to bring them the next morning.
The fisherman set out before it was day, and went
to the lake. He threw his nets, and drawing them
out, found four more fish, like those he had taken the
day before, each of a different color. He returned,
and brought them to the grand vizier by the time he
had promised. ‘The minister took them, and carried
them to the kitchen, where he shut himself up with
only the cook, who prepared to dress them before
him. She put them on the fire as she had done the
others the day before, when the grand vizier wit-
nessed an exact repetition of all that had been told
him by the cook.
“This is very surprising,†he cried, ‘‘and too ex-
traordinary to be kept secret from the sultan’s ears.
I will myself go and inform him of this prodigy.â€
The sultan being much astonished, sent for the
fisherman, and said to him, “Canst thou not bring me
four more such fish?*’ ‘‘If your majesty,†answered
the fisherman, ‘‘ will grant me till to-morrow, I will
doso.†He obtained the time he wished, and went
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again, for the third time, to the lake, and caught four
fish of different colors at the first throw of his nets,
and took them to the sultan, who expressed the great-
est pleasure at seeing them, and ordered four hundred
“» more pieces of money to be given to the fisherman.
As soon as the sultan had got the fish, he had them
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taken into his own cabinet, with all that was neces-
sary for frying them. Here he shut himself up with
the grand vizier, who began to cook them, and put
them on the fire in the pan. As soon as they were
done on one side, he turned them on the other. The
wall of the cabinet opened ; but, instead of the beau-
tiful lady, there appeared a black, dressed in the habit
of a slave, of a very large and gigantic stature, and
holding a large green staff in his hand. He advanced
to the frying-pan, and touching one of the fish with
his rod, he cried out in a terrible voice, ‘‘Fish, fish,
art thou doing thy duty?†At these words, the fish
lifted up their heads, and answered, ‘‘Yes, yes, we
are; if you reckon, we reckon ; if you pay your debts,
we pay ours; if you fly, we conquer and are content.â€
The fish had scarcely said this, when the black over-
turned the vessel into the middle of the cabinet, and
reduced the fish to a coal; and having done this, he
retired fiercely, and entering again into the aperture,
it closed, and the wall appeared just as it did before.
The sultan being convinced that these fish signi-
fied something very extraordinary, and having
learned from the fisherman that he caught them in
the lake situated in the midst of the four small hills,
not more than three hours’ journey from the palace,
commanded all his court to take horse and set out for
the place, with the fisherman as a guide.
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The sultan halted on the side of the lake; and, after
observing the fish with great admiration, deaanded
of his courtiers if it were possible that they had never
seen this lake, which was within so short a distance
of the city, They all said they had never so much
as heard of it. ‘‘Since you all agree then,†said he,
“that you have never heard of it, and since I am not
less astonished than you are at this novelty, I am
resolved not to return to my palace till I have found
how this lake came here, and why all the fish in it
are of four colors.†Having thus spoken, he ordered
his court to encamp; his own pavilion and the tents
of his household were pitched on the borders of the _
lake.
When night came, the sultan retired to his pavilion
and talked with his grand vizier. ‘‘My mind,†said
he, ‘‘is much disturbed; this lake, suddenly placed
here; this black, who appeared to us in my cabinet;
these fish, too, whom we heard speak—all this so
much excites my curiosity, that I cannot conquer my
impatience to be satisfied. I shall go quite alone
from my camp, and order you to keep my departure
a secret. Remain in my pavilion, and when my
courtiers present themselves at the entrance to-mor-
row morning, send them away, and say I have a slight
indisposition, and wish to be alone; and day by day
make the same report till I return.â€
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The vizier endeavored, by many arguments, to di-
vert the sultan from his design, but the sultan was
resolved, He put on a suit fit for walking, and took
his scimitar; and as soon as he found that everything
in the camp was quiet, went out alone. .
He bent his course towards one of the small hills,
which he ascended without much difficulty. He
then came down into a plain, in which, when the sun
rose, he saw a palace, built with polished black mar-
ble, and covered with fine steel, as bright as crystal.
Delighted with having so soon met with something
worthy his curiosity, he stopped before the front, and
then advanced towards the folding-doors, one of which
was open, He waited some time, but finding no one,
he was exceedingly surprised. ‘“‘If there be no one.
in it,†said he to himself, ‘I have nothing to fear ;
and if it be inhabited, I have wherewith to defend.
myself.â€
The sultan walked from room to room, where
everything was grand and magnificent. Being tired
with walking, he sat down on a verandah, which
looked into the garden, when suddenly a plaintive
voice, accompanied by the most heart-rending cries,
struck his ear. He listened attentively, and heard
these melancholy words :—‘'O Fortune, thou hast
not suffered me long to enjoy a happy lot! Cease to
persecute me, and by a speedy death put an end to
my sufferings.â€
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The sultan immediately rose up, and went towards
the spot whence the voice issued, and drawing the
door-curtain aside, saw a young man very richly
dressed seated upon a sort of throne, raised a little
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from the ground. Deep sorrow was impresssed on
his countenance.- The sultan approached and saluted
him. . The young man bent his head very low, but
did not rise... ‘‘ My lord, I should rise to receive you,
but am hindered by sad necessity ; you will not there-
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fore, I trust, take it ill.†‘‘I feel myself highly hon-
ored, sir,†replied the sultan, ‘‘by the good opinion
you express of me. Whatever may be your motive
for not rising, I willingly receive your apologies. I
come tooffer you my help. But inform me the mean-
ing of the lake near this castle, where the fish are of
four different colors ; how, also, this castle came here,
and why you are thus alone?â€
Instead of answering these questions, the young
man began to weep bitterly. And lifting up his
robe, the sultan perceived that he was a man only to
his waist, and that from thence to his feet he was
changed into black marble.
‘‘What you show me,’ said he-to him, “fills me
with horror. I am impatient to learn your history,
‘with which I am persuaded that the lake and the fish
have some connection. Pray, therefore, relate it ; for
the unhappy often experience relief in communicating
their sorrows.†‘‘I will not refuse your request,â€
replied the young man, and narrated the following
story:
This is the kingdom of the Black Isles, of which
my father, named Mahmoud, was king. It takes its
name from the four small mountains which you have
seen. ‘Those mountains were formerly isles. ‘The
capital where the king my father resided-was situated
on the spot now occupied by the lake you have seen.
THE STORY OF THE QUEEN’S UNFAITHFULNESS.
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On the death of my father, I succeeded him to the
throne, and married a lady, my cousin. We lived
happily together for five years, when I began to per-
ceive that the queen no longer loved me. ;
One day, after dinner, while she was at the bath, I
lay down to sleep upon a sofa. Two of her ladies,
who were then in my chamber, came and sat down,
one at my head, and the other at my feet, with fans
in their hands to moderate the heat, and to prevent
the flies from disturbing me. They thought I was
_ asleep, and spoke in whispers; but as I only closed
my eyes, I heard all their conversation.
One of them said to the other, ‘‘Is not the queen
wrong, not to love so amiable a prince?’’ ‘‘Cer-
tainly,†replied the other; ‘‘and I cannot conceive
why she goes out every night and leaves him; does he
not perceive it?’ ‘‘How should he?.â€â€™ resumed the
first; ‘‘she mixes in his drink, every night, the juice
of a certain herb, which makes him sleep all night so
soundly, that she has time to go wherever she likes ;
and when at break of day she returns to him, she
awakes him by the smell of some scent she puts under
his nostrils.†I pretended to awake without having
heard the conversation. — :
The queen returned from the bath; we supped to-
gether, and before we went to bed she presented me
the cup of water, which it was usual for me to take ;
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but instead of drinking it, I approached a window
that was open, and threw it out without her perceiv-
ing me. I then returned the cup into her own hands,
that she might believe I had drank the contents. We
soon retired to rest, and shortly after, supposing that
I was asleep, she got up and said aloud, ‘‘Sleep, and
mayest thou never wake more.†She dressed herself
quickly, and left the chamber.
As soon as the queen was gone, I dressed in haste,
took my scimitar, and followed her so quickly, that I
soon heard the sound of her feet before me, and then
walked softly after her, for fear of being heard. She
passed through several gates, of which the locks fell
off upon her pronouncing some magical words, and
the last she opened was that of the garden, which she
entered. I stopped at this gate; then looking after
her as far as the darkness of the night permitted, I
saw her enter a little wood, whose walks were guarded
by a thick hedge. I went thither by another way,and
concealing myself behind the hedge of one of the
paths, I perceived that she was walking with a man,
with whom she offered to fly to another land. En-
raged at this, I drew my scimitar, and struck him in
the neck and he fell. I retired in haste and secrecy
to the palace. Although I had inflicted a mortal
wound, yet the queen by her enchantments contrived
to preserve in him that trance-like existence which
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can neither be called death nor life. On her return
to her chamber, when the day dawned, she was ab-
sorbed in grief, and requested my permission to build
a tomb for herself, within the bounds of the palace,
where she would continue, she told me, to the end of
her days. Iconsented, and she built a stately edifice,
crowned by a cupola, which may be seen from hence,
and called it the Palace of Tears. When it was ae
ished, she caused her lover to be conveyed thither,
from the place to which he had been carried the
night I wounded him: she had hitherto prevented
his-dying, by potions which she had a¢ministered to
him; and she continued to convey then: to him her-
self every day after he came to the Palace of Tears.
After some time, I went myself to the tomb which
the queen had built, and hearing her-address the in-
animate body in words of passionate affection, I lost all
patience, and drew my scimitar and raised my arm to
punish her. ‘‘Moderate thy rage,†said she to me,
with a disdainful smile, and at the same insane pro-
nounced some magic words; and added, “By my
enchantments, I command thee to become half marble
and half man.†Immediately I became what you see
me: a dead man among the living, and a living man
among the dead.
- As soon as this cruel sorceress had thus transformed
“me, and by her magic had conveyed me to this apart-
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ment, she destroyed my capital; she annihilated the
palaces, public places, and markets; and reduced the
site of the whole to the lake and desert plain you
have seeu. ‘The fishes of four colors in the lake are
the four kinds of inhabitants of different religions,
which the city contained. The white are the Mussul-
mans; the red, the Persians, who worship fire; the
blue, the Christians ; and the yellow, the Jews. ‘The
four islands that gave a name to this kingdom became
four hills. ‘The enchantress, to add to my affliction,
related to me these effects of her rage. But this is
not all; her revenge not being satisfied with the de-
struction of my dominions, and the injury to my per-
son, she comes every day, and gives me on my naked
back a hundred lashes with a whip until I am covered
with blood. When she has finished this part of my
punishment, she throws over mea coarse stuff of goat’s
hair, and over that this robe of brocade, not to honor,
but to mock me.
When he came to this part of his narrative, the
young king could not restrain his tears, and the sul-
tan was himself greatly affected. ‘‘No one, prince,â€
said he, ‘“‘could have experienced a more extraordi-
nary fate than yourself. One thing only is wanting
to complete your history, and that is for you to be re-
venged ; nor will I leave anything untried to accom-
plish it.†‘The sultan having informed the prince
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who he was, and the reason of his entering the castle,
consulted with: him on the best means of obtaining a
just revenge ; anda plan occurred to the sultan, which
he directly communicated, but the execution of which
he deferred to the following day. In the meantime,
as the night was far advanced, the sultan took some
repose. ‘The young prince, as usual, passed his time
in continual watchfulness, for he was unable to sleep
since his enchantment; the hopes, however slight,
which he cherished of being soon relieved from his
sufferings, constantly occupied his thoughts.
Next morning the sultan arose with the dawn, and
prepared to execute his design. Hiding his upper
garment, which might encumber him, he proceeded
to the Palace of Tears. He found it lighted up with
an infinite number of flambeaux of white wax, and
perfumed bya delicious scent issuing from several
censers of fine gold. As soon as he saw the couch on
which the inanimate form of the lover was laid, he
drew his scimitar, destroyed the little remains of life
left, and dragging his body into the outer court, threw
it into the well. After this, he went and lay down
in the bed, placed his scimitar under the covering,
- and waited 'to complete his design.
The queen arrived shortly after an the chamber of
her husband, the king of the Black Islands. On her
approach, tlie unfortunate pritce conjured her in the
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most affecting tone to take pity on him. She, how-
ever, ceased not to beat him till she had completed
the hundred stripes. Assoon as she had finished, she
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threw the coarse garment made of goat-skin over him,
and then the robe:of brocade. She next went to the
Palace of Tears; and, on entering, began to renew her
lamentations. ‘‘Alas!?? cried she, addressing herself
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to the sultan, whom she took for her lover, wilt
thou always, light of my life, preserve this silence?
Utter at least one word, I conjure thee.â€
The sultan then, lowering his voice as if in great
“weakness, spoke a few words. ‘The sorceress gave a
violent scream through excess of joy. ‘My dear
lord,†she exclaimed, “is what I hear true? Ts it
really you who speak?†‘Wretched woman,’ re-
plied the sultan, ‘‘art thou worthy of an answer?’’ -
“What!†cried the queen, “dost. thou reproach
me?†‘The cries, the tears, the groans of thy hus-
band,†answered the supposed lover, “whom you
every day beat with so much cruelty, continually pre-
vent my rest; I should have been cured long since,
and recovered the use of my tongue, if you had disen-
chanted him. ‘This, and this only, is the cause of
my silence.†‘‘ Well, then, said she, ‘I am ready to
execute your commands; would you have me restore
him?†“Yes,†replied the sultan; ‘‘make haste to
set him at liberty, that I be no longer disturbed by
his lamentations.â€
The queen immediately went out from the Palace
of Tears; and taking a vessel of water, proceeded to
the apartment where the young king was. “Tf the
Creator of all things,†said she, throwing the water
over him, “hath formed thee as thou now art, do not
change; but if thou art in that state by virtue of my
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enchantment, reassume thy natural form, and become
the same as before.†She had hardly concluded, when
the prince, recovering his first shape, rose up, with
all possible joy, and returned thanks to God. “Go,â€
said the enchantress, addressing him, ‘‘hasten from -
this castle, and never return on pain of death.†‘The
young king, yielding to necessity, without replying a -
word, retired to a remote place, where he patiently
awaited the return of the sultan. Meanwhile the
enchantress returned to the Palace of ‘Tears, and sup-
posing that she still spoke to her lover, said, “Dear
love, I have done what you required.†The sultan,
still disguising his voice, answered in a low tone,
“What you have as yet done is not sufficient for my
cure. You have destroyed only a part of the evil,
but you must strike at the root.†‘What do you
mean by the root, dear heart?’’ answered she. ‘‘Un-
derstand you not that I allude to the town, and its
inhabitants, and the four islands, destroyed by thy
enchantments? ‘The fish every night at midnight
raise their heads. out of the lake, and cry for ven-
geance against thee and me. This is the true cause
of the delay of my cure. Go speedily, restore things
to their former state, and at thy return I will give
thee my hand, and thou shalt help me to arise.â€
The enchantress, inspired with hope from these
words, cried out in a transport of joy, “My heart, my
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soul, you shall soon be restored to your health.†Ke.
cordingly she went that instant, and when she came
to the border of the lake, she took a little water in
her hand, and scattered it about. She had no sooner
‘done so, and pronounced certain words, than the city
instantly appeared. The fish became men, women,
and children—Mohammedans, Christians, Persians,
and Jews—freemen or slaves ; in short, each took his
natural form. ‘The houses and shops became filled
with inhabitants, who found everything in the same
state as it was previous to the change. The officers
and attendants of the sultan, who were encamped
where the great place or square happened to be, were
astonished at finding themselves on a sudden in the
midst of a large, well-built and inhabited city.
But to return to the enchantress: as soon as she
had completed this change, she hastened back to the
Palace of Tears. ‘‘My dear lord,†she cried on en-
tering, ‘I have done all you have required of me;
arise, and give me your hand.†‘‘ Come near, then,â€
said the sultan. She did so. He then.rose up, and
seizing her by the arm, with a blow of his scimitar
cut her in two, so that one-half fell one way, and the
other another. ‘This done, he left the Palace of Tears,
and returning to the young king of the Black Isles,
“Prince,†said he, ‘‘rejoice; you have now nothing
to fear; your cruel enemy is dead. You may hence-
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forward dwell peaceably in your capital, unless you
will accompany me to mine, which is near: you shall
there be welcome, and have as much honor and re-
spect shown you as if you were in your own king-
dom.’? ‘‘Potent monarch, to whom I owe so much,â€
replied the king, ‘‘ you Hine then, that you are near
your capital.†‘ Yes,’’ said ne sultan, * i know it
is not above four or five hours’ journey.†‘‘It’s a
whole year’s journey,â€â€™ said the prince. ‘‘I do, indeed,
"believe that you came hither from your capital in the
time you mention, because mine was enchanted ; but .
since the enchantment is taken off, things are
changed. ‘This, however, shall not prevent my fol-
lowing you to the ends of the earth. You are my
liberator; and to show you my gratitude as long as I
live, I shall freely accompany you, and resign my
kingdom without regret.â€
The sultan, surprised to learn that he was so far
from his dominions, replied, “It is no matter; the
journey to my own country is recompensed by acquir-
ing you for a son; for since you will accompany me,
I will make you my heir and successor.â€
At the end of three weeks, the sultan and the young
prince began their journey, with a hundred camels
laden with great riches from the treasury of the ~
young king, followed by fifty men on horseback, well
mounted and dressed. ‘hey had a pleasant journey,
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_and-whew the sultan, who had sent couriers to give
notice of his coming, and to explain the reason of his
_ delay, drew near to his capital, the principal officers,
whom he had left there, came to receive him, and to
assure him that his long absence had not occasioned
any change in his empire. The inhabitants, also,
_ crowded to meet him, and welcome him with demon-
_ strations of joy, which lasted for several days.
The day after his arrival, the sultan assembled his
courtiers, and declared to them his intention of adopt-
ing the king of the four Black Isles, who had left a
- large kingdom to accompany and live with him ; and
at last he bestowed presents on all, according to their
--rattk and station.
E >. The sultan did not forget the fisherman, and made
him and his family happy and comfortable for the
_ test of their days.
The Enchanted Horse.
NEY YEAR’S DAY is an ancient feast, continued
from the time of idolatry throughout all Persia,
and celebrated with great rejoicings not only in the
large cities, but in every town, village, and ham-
let. But the rejoicings are greatest at the court,
owing to the variety of surprising sights. Strangers
are invited from the neighboring states, and by the
king’s liberality rewards are given to those who excel
in their inventions.
On one of these feast days, after the most skilful
inventors of the country had entertained the king,
and had been rewarded according to their merit by
the king, just as the assembly was breaking up, an
Indian appeared at the foot of the throne, with an
artificial horse richly bridled and saddled, and so well
made that at first sight he looked like a living horse.
The Indian, pointing to the horse, said to the king,
“Though, sir, I present myself last before your maj-
esty, yet I can assure you that nothing that has been
shown to-day is so wonderful as this horse, on which
I beg you will be pleased to cast your eyes.†.
“T see nothing more in the horse,’’ said the king,
“than the natural appeararice the workman has giver
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him ; which the skill of another may do as well or
pene v
‘ Sir,†replied the Indian, “It is not fe his outward
appearance that I eeoninend my horse, but for the
use I know how to make of him, and cai any other
person, when I have communicated the secret to him,
may do as well. Whenever I mount him, if I wish
to transport myself through the air to the most dis-
tant part of the world, I can do it in a very short
time. ‘ This, sir, is the wonder of my horse; a wonder
which nobody ever heard of, and which I offer to
_ show your majesty if you command me.â€
_ The king, who was fond of everything that was
curious, had never seen or heard of anything that
_ came up to this, told the Indian that he was ready to
see him perform what he promised.
The Indian put his foot into the stirrup, and
: mounted his horse; and when he had got the other
foot into the stirrup, and fixed himself in the saddle,
'he asked the king where he was pleased to send
hin.
_ About three leagues from Schiraz there was a high
mountain visible from the large square before the pal-
ace. ‘Do yousee that mountain?†said the king, point-
ing to the hill: “Go to it; it is not a great way off,
- but it is far enough for me to judge of the haste you
can make in going and coming. But because it is
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not possible for the eye to follow you so far, for a cer-
tain sign that you have been there I expect you to
bring mea branch of a palm tree that grows at the
bottom of the hill.â€
The king had no sooner declared his will, than the
Indian turned a peg which was in the hollow of the
horse’s neck, and in an instant the horse rose off the
ground and carried his rider into the air like light-
ning, to such a height that those who had the strong-
est sight could not discern him, to the wonder of the
king and all the spectators. In less than a quarter of
an hour they saw him come back with a palm branch
in his hand; but, before he came quite down, he took
two or three turns in the air, amid the shouts of all
the people; then descended upon the same spot of
ground whence he had set off, without receiving the
least shock from the horse to disorder him. He dis-
mounted; and, going up to the throne, prostrated
‘himself, and laid the branch of the palm tree at the
king’s feet.
The king conceived a great desire to have the horse,
and persuaded himself that he should not find it a
difficult matter to treat with the Indian. ‘‘ To judge
of thy horse by his outward appearance,’’ said he to
the Indian, “I did not think him worth much. Iam
obliged to you for showing me his merits; and to
show you how much I esteem him, I will buy him of
you, if he is to be sold.â€
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“ Sir,†replied the Indian, ‘‘I never doubted that
_ your majesty would set a just value on my work as
soon as I had shown you why he was worthy of your
attention. I also foresaw that you would desire to
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have him. For my part, sir, though I know the true
value of him, and that my being master of him wil]
render my name immortal in the world, yet lam not
so fond of him that I could not resign him to gratify
your majesty ; but in making this declaration, I have
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a request to add, without which I cannot resolve to
part with him, Bad eae you may not approve
of it.â€
“Your majesty will not be displeased,†continued
‘the Indian, ‘‘if I tell you that I did not buy this
horse, but peed him of the inventor and maker
by ioe him my only daughter in marriage, and’.
promising at the same time never to sell him ; but, if -
I parted with him, to exchange him for something
that I should like.†-
The Indian would have gone on; but at the -word
“exchange,†the king interrupted him. ‘‘I am will:
ing,†said he, “to give you what you will ask in ex-
change. You know my kingdom is large, and contains
many great, rich, and populous cities ; I will give you
the choice of enicicver you like beau in full sover-
eignty for the rest of your life.â€
This exchange seemed royal, but was much bélow
what the Indian proposed to himself, ‘I am obliged
to your majesty for the offer you make me,†answered
he, “and cannot thank you enough for your generos-
ity; yet I must beg of you not to be angry with me
if I have the boldness to tell you that I cannot resign
to you my horse, except on receiving the hand of the
princess, your daughter, as my wife; this is the only
price at which I can give him up.â€
The courtiers laughed at this demand of the Indian;
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but Prince Firouz Schah, the king’s eldest son, could
not hear it without indignation. The king was of a
very different opinion, and thought he might sacrifice
the princess to the Indian, to satisfy his curiosity.
He remained, however, undetermined, considering
what he should do.
The prince, who saw his father hesitate, began’ to
fear lest he should comply with the Indian’s demand,
and he said, ‘‘Sir, I hope your-majesty will forgive
me for daring to ask you if it is possible that you
should hesitate a moment about denying so insolent a
demand from such a scandalous juggler, and that you
should allow him to flatter himself for a moment on
being allied to one of the most powerful monarchs in
the world? I beg of you to consider what you owe
to yourself, and to your own flesh and blood, and the
high rank of your ancestors.â€
‘‘Son,†replied the king, “I approve of your zeal
for preserving the lustre of your noble birth, but you
do not consider the excellence of this horse, nor that
the Indian, if I should refuse him, may make the
offer somewhere else, where this nice point of honor
may be waived. I shall be in despair if another prince
deprived me of the glory of possessing a horse which
ITesteem as the most wonderful thing in the world.
I will not say I consent to grant him what he asks.
Perhaps he has not made up his mind about this
158 | The Enchanted Horse. ©
exorbitant demand; and I may make an agreement
with him that will answer his purpose as well. But .
before I strike the bargain with him, I should be
glad if you would examine the horse, try him your-
self, and give me your opinion. I doubt not he will
allow it.â€
The Indian fancied, by what he heard the king
say, that he was not entirely averse to the alliance by —
taking the horse at his price, and that the prince
might become more favorable to him, and not oppose
the desire the king seemed to have. So he expressed
much joy, helped the prince to mount, and showed
him how to guide and manage the horse.
‘The prince mounted the horse, and no sooner had
he got his feet in both stirrups than, without waiting
for the ‘Indian’s advice, he turned the peg he had
seen him use, and mounted into the air as quick as an
atrow shot out of a bow, and in a few moments the
king, court, and assembly lost sight of him. Nei-
ther horse nor prince was to be seen. The Indian,
alarmed at what happened, prostrated himself before
the throne, and said: ‘‘ Your majesty saw that the
prince would not permit me to give him the neces-
sary instructions how to govern my horse. He was
too willing to show his cleverness, but knows not
how to turn the horse round and bring him back -
again. ‘Therefore, I ask not to be held accountable
for whatever accidents may befall him.’
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This discourse surprised the king, who saw the
danger his son was in if, as the Indian said, there
was another secret to bring him back again different
from that which carried him away, and asked, in a
passion, why he did not call him back the moment
_ he went.
“Sir,†answered the Indian, “your majesty saw as
well as I with what swiftness the horse and the prince
flew away. The surprise in which I then was, and
still am, deprived me of the use of my speech, and ifI
could have spoken, he had got too far to hear me. If
he had heard me, he knew not the secret to bring
him back, which, through his impatience, he would
not wait to learn. But there is room for hope that
the prince, when he finds himself at a loss, will per-
ceive another peg; and, as soon as he turns that, the
horse will cease to rise, and will descend to the
' ground, and he may turn him to whatever place he
pleases by guiding him with the bridle.â€
Notwithstanding these arguments, the king was
frightened at the evident danger of his son. ‘‘I sup-
pose,†replied he, ‘‘it is uncertain whether my son
perceives the other peg and makes a right use of it;
may not the horse, instead of lighting on the ground,
fall upon some rock, or tumble into the sea with him ?â€â€™
“Sir,†replied the Indian, ‘‘the horse crosses seas
without ever falling into them, and always carries his
160 The Enchanted Horse.
rider wherever he has a mind to go. And your maj: —
esty may assure yourself that, if the prince does but ©
‘find out the other peg which I mention, the horse
will carry him where he pleases to go. It is not to
be supposed that he will go anywhere but where he
can find assistance, and make himself known. |
“Be it as it will,†replied the king, ‘‘as I cannot
depend upon the assurance you give me, your head
shall answer for my son’s life, if he does not return
safe and sound in three days’ time, or I hear certainly
that he is alive.†‘Then he ordered his officers to
keep the Indian a close prisoner; after which he re-
tired to his palace, grieved that the New Year feast
should afford him so much sorrow.
In the meantime Prince Firouz Schah was carried
throtigh the air with great swiftness, and in less than
an hour’s time he had got so high that he could not
distinguish anything on the earth. It was then he
began to think of returning, and thought to do it by
turning the same peg the contrary way, and pulling
the bridle at the same time. But when he found
that the horse still rose with the same swiftness, his.
astonishment was extreme. He turned the peg sev-
eral times, one way and the other, but allin vain. It
was then that he grew aware of his fault, in not taking ©
the precautions to guide the horse before he mounted
him. He apprehended the danger he was in, but it
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did not deprive him of his reason. He examined the
horse’s head and neck with great attention, and
perceived behind the horse’s right ear another peg,
smaller than the other. He turned that peg, and
perceived that he descended in the same manner as
he mounted, but not so swiftly.
F
162 The Enchanted Horse.
Night had overshadowed that part of the earth
over which the prince then was for almost half an
hour, when he found out and turned the small peg;
and, as the horse descended, he lost sight of the sun
by degrees, till it grew quite dark, insomuch that,
instead of choosing what place he would go to, he
was forced to let the bridle lie upon the horse’s neck
and wait patiently till he alighted, though not with-
out dread lest it should be in the desert, a river, or
the sea. :
At last, after midnight, the horse alighted and
stopped, and the prince dismounted faint and hun-
_ gry, having eaten nothing since the morning, when
he came to assist at the festival. The first thing he
had to do in this darkness was to find out where
he'was. He found himself on the terrace of a palace
surrounded with a balustrade of white marble breast
high, and groping about, found a flight of. stairs,
which led down into the palace, the door of which
was half open.
Nobody else would have ventured to go down those
stairs, dark as it was, and exposed to danger from
friends or foes. But no consideration could stop him.
““T do not come,†said he, “to do anybody any harm, |
and certainly, whoever meets or sees me first, and
finds that I have no arms in my hands, will not
attempt anything against my life, before they hear
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_ what I have to say for myself.†After this reflection,
he opened the door wider, without making any noise,
and went softly down the stairs, and, when he came
- to a landing place on the staircase, he found the door
open of a great hall, that had a light in it.
He stopped at the door, and listening, heard no
other noise than the snoring of some people who were
that the persons who snored were black chamberlains,
with naked sabres laid by them, which was enough
to inform him that this was the guardchamber of
some queen or princess; which latter it proved to be.
In the next room to this was the princess, as-ap-
peared by the light he saw, the door being open, and
164 The Enchanted Horse.
a thin silken curtain hanging before the doorway.
The prince advanced on tiptoe, without waking the
chamberlains. He put by the curtain and looked in.
The princess lay asleep on a sofa, and her women on
the floor.
The prince fell in love with her at once. He gently
woke her, and the princess opened her eyes without
fear. Seeing the prince, she asked him what was the
matter.
The prince bowed his head to the ground, and
rising, said, ‘‘ Most noble princess, by the most won-
derful adventure imaginable you see here at your feet
a suppliant prince, the son of the King of Persia, who
was yesterday morning with his father at his court,
at the celebration of a solemn feast, and is now ina
strange country, in danger of his life, if you have not
the goodness to give him your assistance and protec-
tion. ‘These I implore, with confidence that you will
not refuse me. So much beauty and majesty cannot
entertain the least inhumanity.â€
This princess to whom Firouz Schah so fortunately
addressed himself, was the Princess of Bengal, eldest
daughter of the king of that kingdom, who had built
this palace at a small distance from his capital,
whither she went to enjoy the country. After she
had heard the prince, she replied with kindness:
“Prince, you are not in a barbarous country ; take
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_ courage; hospitality, humanity, and politeness are to
be met with in the kingdom of Bengal, as well as in
that of Persia.â€
The princess would not give him leave to speak.
“‘ Notwithstanding my desire,†said she, ‘‘to know by
what miracle you have come hither from the capital
of Persia in so short a time, and by what enchant-
ment you have been able to come to my apartment,
and to have escaped the vigilance of my guards; as
you must want some refreshment I will waive my
curiosity, and give orders to my women to regale you,
and show you to a room where you may rest after
your fatigue.â€
The princess’s women each took a wax candle, and
after the prince had.taken leave, they conducted him
into a handsome chamber, where they brought him
all sorts of meat; and when he had eaten, they re-
moved the table, and left him to repose.
T’he princess. was so struck with the intelligence,
politeness, and other good qualities which she had
discovered in that short conversation with the prince,
that she could not sleep, but, when her women came
into her room again, she asked them if they had taken
care of him, and if he wanted anything, and particu-
larly what they thought of him.
The women answered: ‘‘We do not know what
you may think of him, but, we think you would be
166 The Enchanted Horse.
very happy if the king would marry you to so amiable
a prince, for there is none in all Bengal to be compared
to him, nor can we hear that any of the neighboring
princes are worthy of you.â€
This flattering discourse was not displeasing to the
princess, but she imposed silence upon them, telling
them they talked without reflection.
Next day the princess dressed herself very care-
fully, and sent to know if the prince was awake, and
charged the messenger to tell him she would pay him
a visit.
The prince had recovered from the fatigue he had
undergone the day before, and when the lady-in-wait-
ing had acquitted herself of her errand, he replied:
“Tt shall be as the princess thinks fit; I came here to
be solely at her pleasure.â€
As soon as the princess understood that the prince
waited for her, she went to pay him a visit. After
compliments on both sides, the princess said:
“Through my impatience to hear the surprising ad-
venture which procures me the happiness of seeing
you, I chose to come hither that we may not be inter-
rupted; therefore I beg of you to oblige me.â€
The prince began with the feast, relating all the
sights worthy of her curiosity which had amazed the
court of Persia and the whole town of Schiraz. After-
wards he came to the enchanted horse; the descrip-
THE PRINCE CARRIES AWAY THE PRINCESS.
168 The Enchanted Horse.
tion of which, convinced the princess that nothing
could be imagined more surprising in all the world.
For two whole months the prince remained the
guest of the princess, taking part in all the amuse-
ments she arranged for him. But after that time he
declared that he could not stay any longer, and
begged her to give him leave to return to his father;
repeating a promise he had made her to return soon
in 1 style worthy of her and of himself, and to demand
her in marriage of the King of Bengal.
“And, princess,†replied the prince, “that you
may not doubt the truth of what I say, and that you
may not rank me among those lovers who forget the
object of their love as soon as they are absent from
them ; but to show that it is real, and that life cannot
be pleasant to me when absent from you, I would
presume, if I were not afraid you would be offended,
to ask you to come along with me to visit my father.â€
The princess consented. The only difficulty was
that the prince knew not very well how to manage
the horse, and she was fearful of being involved with
him in the same kind of perilous adventure as when
he made the experiment. But the prince removed
her fear, by assuring her that she might trust herself
with him, for after the experience he had had, he
defied the Indian himself to manage him better.
The next morning before daybreak, they went out
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“on the terrace of the palace. The prince turned the
horse towards Persia, and placed him where the prin-
cess could easily get up behind him; which she had
no sooner done, and was well settled with her arms
round his waist, for better security, than he turned
the peg, and the horse mounted into the air, and
making his usual haste, under the guidance of the
ptince, in two hours’ time the prince discovered the
capital of Persia.
He would not alight at the great square from
whence he had set out, nor in the sultan’s palace,
but directed his course towards a palace at a little
‘distance from the town. He led the princess into a
| 170 The Enchanted Horse.
handsome apartment, where he told her that, to do
her all the honor that was due, he would go and in-
form his father of their arrival, and return immedi-
ately. He ordered the housekeeper of the palace,
who was then present, to provide the princess with
whatever she had occasion for.
As he passed through the streets, he was received
with acclamations by the people, who were overjoyed
to see him again. His father was giving audience,
when he appeared before him in the midst of his
council. The sultan, embracing him with tears of
joy and tenderness, asked him what had become of the
Indian’s horse.
This question gave the prince an opportunity to
tell him of the danger he was in when the horse
mounted into the air with him, and how he arrived
at last at the princess of Bengal’s palace, and the
kind reception he met with there: and how after
promising to marry her, he had persuaded her to
come with him to Persia. “But, sir,†added the
prince, ‘‘I have promised that you would not refuse
your consent, and have brought her with me on the
Indian’s horse,.to a palace where your majesty often
goes; and have left her there, till I could return and
assure her that my promise was not in vain.â€â€™
After these words the prince prostrated himself be-
fore the sultan to gain his consent, but his father
'
The Enchanted Horse. — 171
raised him up, embraced him a second time, and said:
‘Son, I not oily consent to your marriage with the
princess, but will go and meet her myself, and thank
her for the obligation I am under to her, and will
bring her to my palace, and celebrate your wedding
this day.â€
Then the sultan gave orders for his court to make
preparaticus for the princess’s entry ; that the rejoic-
ings should begin with a grand concert of military
music, and that the Indian should be fetched out of
prison. When the Indian was brought before the
sultan, he said to him, ‘‘I secured thy person, that
thy life might answer for that of my son, whom,
thank Heaven! I have found again; go, take your
horse, and never let me see your face more.â€
As the Indian had learned of those who fetched
him. out of prison that the prince had returned, and
had brought a princess behind him on his horse, and
was also informed of the place where he had left her,
and that the sultan was preparing to bring her to his
palace; as soon as he got out of the sultan’s presence,
he went direct to the palace, and told the housekeeper
that he came from the Sultan and Prince of Persia, to
fetch the Princess of Bengal, and to carry her behind
him through the air to the sultan, who waited in the
great square of his palace to gratify the whole court
and city of Schiraz with that wonderful sight.
172 ‘The Enchanted Horse.
The housekeeper, who knew the Indian, and knew
that the sultan had imprisoned him, gave the more
credit to what he said, because he saw that he was at
liberty. He presented him to the princess, who no
sooner understood that he came from the prince, than
she consented to what the prince, as she thought, ©
desired of her.
The Indian, overjoyed at his success, mounted his
horse, took the princess behind him, turned the peg,
and presently the horse mounted into the air with
him and the princess.
At the same time the sultan, followed by his
court, was on the way to the palace where the prin-
cess was left, and the prince had ridden on before to
prepare the princess to receive him, when the Indian,
to defy them both and revenge himself for the ill-
treatment he had received, passed over their heads
with his prize.
When the sultan saw this he stopped. His afflic-
tion .was the more keen because it was not in his
power to make him repent of so outrageous an affront.
He loaded him with a thousand imprecations.
The Indian, little moved by their curses, which
just reached his ears, continued on his way, while the
sultan, extremely mortified to find that he could not
punish its author, returned to his palace.
But what was the prince’s grief to see the Indian
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carry away the princess, whom he loved so dearly
that he could not live without her! At so unexpected
asight he was thunderstruck. He could not resolve
what to do, and so continued his way to the palace
where he had left his princess.
Not far from this palace there stood a convent of
dervishes, the superior of which was the palace-keep-
er’s particular friend. To this superior he went and
easily obtained a dervish’s suit of clothes, and carried
it tothe prince, who put them on; and being so dis-
guised, and provided with.a box of jewels, which he
had brought as a present to the princess, he left the
palace in the evening, uncertain which way to go, but
resolved not to return till he had found out his me
cess, and brought her back again.
But to return to the Indian: he managed his en-
chanted horse so well that day, that he arrived early
in the evening at a wood near the capital of the king-
dom of Cashmire. Being hungry, and inferring that
the princess was hungry also, he alighted in an open
part of the wood, and left the princess on a grassy
‘spot, by a rivulet of clear fresh water.
During the Indian’s absence, the princess, who
knew that she was in the power of a base deceiver,
whose violence she dreaded, thought of getting away
from him, and seeking a sanctuary. But she was so
faint that she was forced to stay where she was, with-
174 The Enchanted Horse.
out any other resource than her courage, and a firm
resolution to suffer death rather than be unfaithful to
the prince.. When the Indian returned, she did not
wait to be asked twice, but ate with him, and recov-
ered herself enough to reply with courage to the inso
lent language he began to use to her when they had
done. After a great many threats, as she saw that .
the Indian was preparing to use violence, she rose up
to make resistance, and by her cries, drew about them
~acompany of horsemen, who happened to be the Sul-
‘tan of Cashmire and his attendants, returning from
hunting. .
The sultan addressed himself to the Indian, and
asked what he presumed to do to the ladv? The
Indian replied that she was his wife; and what had
anyone to do with his quarrel with her?
The princess, who knew neither the rank nor the
quality of the person who came to her relief, told the
Indian he was a liar; and said to the sultan, “ Sir,
whoever you are that Heaven has sent to my assist-
ance, have compassion ‘on a princess, and give no
credit to that impostor. Heaven forbid that I should
‘be the wife of so vile and despicable: an Indian! a
wicked magician, who has taken me away from the
‘Prince of Persia, to whom I was going to be married,
‘and has brought me hither on the enchanted horse
you'see.†-
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The princess had no occasion to say any more to
persuade the Sultan of Cashmire that she told him
the truth. Her beauty, majestic air, and tears spoke
sufficiently for her. Justly enraged at the insolence
of the Indian, the Sultan of Cashmire ordered his
guards to surround him, and cut off his head : which
sentence was immediately executed, as the Indian,
just released from prison, was unprovided with any
weapon to defend himself.
The princess, thus delivered from the persecution
of the Indian, fell into another no less afflicting to
her. The sultan, after he had ordered her a horse,
carried her with him to his palace, where he lodged
her in a magnificent apartment, next his own, and
gave her a number of women-slaves to attend her, and
a guard. Heshowed her into the apartment assigned
for her; where, without giving her time to thank
him, ‘he said, ‘‘AsI am certain that you must want
rest, I will here take my leave of you till to-morrow,
when you will be better able to give me all the
circumstances of this strange adventure,†and then
left her.
The joy of the princess was inexpressible, to: find
that she was freed from the violence of a man she
could not look upon without horror. She flattered
herself that the Sultan of Cashmire would send her
176 - The Enchanted Horse.
back to Persia when she told him her story, and asked
that favor of him; but she was very much deceived in
these hopes, for the Sultan of Cashmire resolved to
marry her the next day ; and to that end had ordered
rejoicings to be made by daybreak, by beating of
drums and sounding of trumpets; which echoed not
only through the palace, but throughout the city.
The princess was awakened by these tumultuous
concerts; but attributed them to a very different
cause from the trueone. When the sultan came to
inquire after her health, he told her that all those
rejoicings were to render their wedding more solemn ;
and at the same time desired her to approve. ‘This
discourse put her into such consternation that she
fainted away.
The women-slaves, who were present, ran to her
assistance; and the sultan did all he could to bring
her to herself again, though it was a long time before
they could. But when she recovered, rather than
break the promise she had made to the prince, by
consenting to marry the Sultan of Cashmire, who
had proclaimed their wedding before he had asked
her consent, she resolved to feign madness.
When he found that her frenzy rather increased
than abated, he left her with her women, charging
them to take great care of her. He sent often that
day to know how she was; but received answer that
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she was rather worse than better. In short, at night
‘she seemed much worse than she had been all day.
The princess talked wildly, and showed other
marks of a disordered mind, next day and the follow-
ing ones ; so that the sultan was obliged to send for
all the physicians belonging to his court, to ask them
if they could cure her.
The princess feared that if she let the physicians
feel her pulse, the least experienced of them would
soon know that she was in a good state of health, and
that her madness was only feigned, flew into such a
rage that she was ready to tear out their eyes if they
came near her; so none of them dared approach her.
When the Sultan of Cashmire saw that his court
physicians could not cure her, he called in the most
experienced in the city, who had no better success.
Afterwards he sent for the most famous in the king-
dom, who met with no better reception than the
others from the princess, and what they ordered had
no better effect. Afterwards he sent messengers to
the neighboring courts with a description of the prin-
cess’s case, and the promise of a handsome reward to
any who should come and cure the princess.
Many physicians came and undertook the cure;
but none of them succeeded, since it was a case that
did not depend on their skill, but on the will of the
princess herself,
~ 178 The Enchanted Horse.
During this interval, the prince, disguised as a der:
vish, had travelled through many provinces, and
endured much fatigue, not knowing which way to
direct his course. He made inquiry after her at
every place he came to; till at last he heard the peo
ple talk of a Princess of Bengal, who went mad on
the day of her marriage with the Sultan of Cashmiire. .
At the name of the Princess of Bengal, he set out for
the kingdom of Cashmire, and on his arrival at the
capital he went and lodged at a khan, where the same
day he was told the story of the princess, and the
unhappy fate of the Indian. The prince knew that
she was the princess he had sought after so long.
The prince being informed of all these particulars
provided himself with a physician’s robe, and, having
let his beard grow during his travels, he passed for a
physician; and went to the sultan’s palace. Present-
ing himself to the chief of the officers, he told him
that perhaps it might be looked upon as a very bold
undertaking in him to offer to attempt the cure of the
princess after so many had failed; but that he hoped
some specifics, which he had had great success from,
would effect the cure.
It was a long time since any physician had offered
himself; and the Sultan of Cashmire had begun to
lose hope of ever seeing the princess restored to her
former health, that he might marry her. He ordered
the officer to bring in the physician.
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. The prince was presented to the Sultan of Cash-:
mire in the robe and disguise of a physician, and the
sultan, without wasting time, told him that the prin-
cess could not bear the sight of a physician without
falling into the most violent transports, which in-
creased her illness, took him intoa private room,’
from whence, through a window, he might see her
without being seen.
There the prince saw his lovely princess sitting
carelessly, singing a song with tears in her eyes, de-
deploring her unhappy fate, which deprived her of
the prince she loved so tenderly.
The prince was so much affected at the melancholy
condition in which he found his dear princess, that
he at once realized that her illness was feigned.
When he came away he told the sultan that she was
not incurable, but added that he must speak to her in
private; and he hoped she would hear and receive
him favorably.
The sultan ordered the princess’s door to be opened, -
and the prince went in. As soon as the princess saw
him (taking him to bea physician), she rose up ina
rage, giving way to the most abusive language. He
moved towards her, and said to her ina low voice,
“Princess, I am not a physician, but the Prince of
Persia, and am come to set you at liberty.â€
The princess, who knew the sound of the voice,
180 The Enchanted Horse.
and the upper features of his face, notwithstanding
his beard, grew calm at once, and a secret pleasure
overspread her face. Her surprise deprived her for
some time of speech, and gave the prince time to tell
her how despair seized him when he saw the Indian
carry her away; the resolution he took never to re-
turn home till he had found her; and by what good
fortune at last he had the satisfaction of finding her
in the palace of the Sultan of Cashmire.
The princess told how she was delivered from the
Indian’s violence by the sultan, as he was returning
from hunting ; but how ill she was treated by his over-
hasty design to marry her that very day, without ©
even asking her consent; that this violent and tyran-
nical conduct put her into a swoon, after which she
thought she had no other way to save herself fora
ptince to whom she had given her heart and faith,
. and would rather die than marry the sultan, whom
she never could love. ©
Then the prince gsked her if she knew what had
become of the horse after the Indian’s death. She —
answered that she knew not what orders the sultan
had given about it, but believed he would take care
of it. hci
As the prince never doubted that the sultan had
the horse, he told the princess his design of making
use of it to carry them both back to Persia, and after
The Enchanted Horse. 181
they had talked over the measures they were to take,
they agreed that the princess should next day receive
the sultan civilly, but without speaking to him.
_ The sultan was overjoyed when the prince told him
the effect his first visit had had on the princess. And
the next day, when the princess received him in such
a manner as persuaded him that her cure was far ad-
vanced, he looked upon the prince as the greatest
physician in the world, and contented himself with
telling her how rejoiced he was to see her so likely to
recover her health. He exhorted her to follow the
directions of so thoughtful a physician.
The prince, who went with the sultan, asked ha
if, without failing in due respect, he might inquire
how the princess came into the dominions of Cash-
mire thus alone, since her country lay so far off?
This he said to introduce some remark about the
horse, and to know what had become of it.
“The sultan, who could not penetrate the prince’s
motive for asking this question, concealed nothing,
but told him much the same story as the princess had
done; adding that he had ordered the enchanted
horse to be kept safe in his treasury as a great curios-
ity, though he knew not the use of it. _
“ Sir,� replied the pretended physician, “ the infor-
mation which your majesty gives me affords me a means
of curing the princess. Asshe was brought hither on
182 The Enchanted Horse.
this horse, and the horse is enchanted, she has con-
tracted some of the enchantment, which can be dissi- |
pated only by certain incense which I am acquainted.
with. If your majesty would be pleased to entertain
yourself, your court, and the people of your capital
with the most surprising sight that ever was seen, let
the horse be brought into the great square before the
palace, and leave the rest to me. I promise to show
you, and all that assembly in a few moments’ time,
the Princess of Bengal as well in body and mind as
_ever she was in her life. But, the better to effect
what I propose, it would be best that the princess
should be dressed as magnificently as possible, and
adorned with the best jewels your majesty has.†‘The
sultan agreed.
_ Early the next day, the cnehanted horse was placed
in the great square before the palace. A report was
spread through the town that there was something
' extraordinary to be seen, and crowds of people flocked ~
thither.
The Sultan of Cashmire, surrounded by all his
ministers of state, sat in state on a platform erected
on purpose. The Princess of Bengal, attended by a
_ number of ladies, went up to the enchanted horse and
the women helped her to get upon its back. When
she was fixed in the saddle, and had the bridle in
her hand, the pretended physician placed round the
184 The Enchanted Horse.
horse a. great many vessels full of fire, and going round
it, he cast a pleasant perfume into these pots ; then,
collected in himself, with downcast eyes, and his
hands upon his breast, he ran three times about the
horse, pronouncing certain words. ‘The moment the
pots sent forth a dark cloud of pleasant scent, which ©
so surrounded .the princess that neither she nor the
horse was to be seen, the prince jumped nimbly up
behind her, and stretching out his hand to the peg,
turned it ; and just as the horse rose with them ‘into
the air, he pronounced these words, which the sultan
heard distinctly—‘“*Sultan of Cashmire, when you
would marry princesses who implore your protection,
learn first to obtain their consent.â€
Thus the Prince recovered the Princess and carried
her that same day to the capital of Persia, where he
alighted in the midst of the palace, before his father’s
window. The king deferred the marriage no longer
than until he could make the preparations necessary
to render the ceremony pompous and magnificent.
After the days appointed for the rejoicing were over,
the King of Persia’s first care was to appoint an
ambassador to go and give the King of Bengal an
account of what had happened, and to ask his approval
of the alliance. This the King of Bengal took as an
honor, and granted with pleasure and satisfaction.
| Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp. !
LADDIN
was the
son of Musta-
pha, a poor tai-
lor in one of the _
rich provinces
of China. When
the boy was old
enough to learn
a trade his fa-
ther took him
into his own workshop. But Aladdin, being but an
idle fellow, loved play more than work, and spent his
days in playing in the public streets with other boys
as idle as himself.
His father died while. he was yet very young ; but
SEs he still con-
tinued his fool-
ish ways, and
his mother was
forced to spin
cotton night
and day in order
to keep herself
and him.
When he was
about fifteen
186 Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
years old, he was one day playing in the streets with ©
some of his companions. A stranger who was goitg
by stopped and looked at him. This stranger was a
famous African magician, who, having need of the
help of some ignorant person, no sooner beheld
Aladdin than he knew by his whole air, manner, and -
appearance, that he was a person of small prudence,
and very fit to be made a tool of. . The magician then
artfully inquired of some persons standing near the
name and character of Aladdin, and the answers
proved to him that he had judged rightly of the
boy. | “,
The stranger, now pressing in among the crowd of
lads, clapped his hand.
on Aladdin’s shoulder,
and said, ‘‘ My good lad,
art thou not the son of
Mustapha, the tailor?â€
_ “Yes, sir,†said Alad-
din, ‘‘ but my father has
been dead this long
time.â€
“Alas!†cried he,
‘‘what unhappy news!
Iam thy father’s brother,
child. I have been many
p years abroad; and now ©
Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp. 187
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188 Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
that I have come home in the hope of seeing him,
you tell me he is dead!†And all the while tears ran
down the stranger’s cheek and his bosom heaved with
sighs, ‘Then pulling out a purse he gave Aladdin
two pieces of gold: ‘‘’ Take this, my boy,†says he,
‘to your mother. Tell her that I will come and see
her to-night, and sup with her.â€
Pleased with the money, Aladdin ran none to his .
mother. ‘‘Mother,†said he, ‘have I an uncle?â€
His mother told him he had not, whereupon Aladdin
pulled out his gold and told her that a man who said
he was his father’s brother was coming to sup with
her that very evening. Full of bewilderment the
good woman set out for the market, where she bought
provisions, and was busy preparing the supper when
the magician knocked at the door. He entered, fol-
lowed by a porter bringing all kinds of feretone
fruits and sweetmeats for the dessert, and several
bottles of wine. a
After the magician had given what he had brought
into Aladdin’s hands, he saluted his mother, and
asked to be shown the place where his brother Musta-
pha had been wont to sit ; and when she had done so,
he fell down and kissed it several-times, saying, with
tears in eyes, ‘‘My poor brother, how unhappy am I
not to have come soon enough to give you a last
embrace |â€
Aladdin,.or the Wonderful Lamp. 1389
As soon as they were set down to supper, he gave
Aladdin’s mother an account of his travels, saying
that for forty years he had been from home, in order
to see the wonders of distant countries. Then turn-
ing towards Aladdin, he asked his name; “I am
called Aladdin,†said he. ‘‘ Well, Aladdin,†replied
the magician, ‘‘what business do you follow? Are
you of any trade?â€
At this question Aladdin hung down his head, and
was not a little abashed when his mother made
‘answer, ‘ Aladdin is an idle fellow ; his father strove
all he could to teach him his trade, but could not
succeed ; and since his death, in spite of all I can say
to him, he does nothing but idle away his time in the °
streets, so that I despair of his ever coming to any
good.†With these words the poor woman burst into
tears, and the magician, turning to Aladdin, said:
“his is not well, nephew; you must think of help-
_ ing yourself and getting your livelihood, and I will
help you as far as I may ; what think you, shall I take
a shop and furnish it for you?’� Aladdin was over-
joyed at the idea, for he thought there was very little
labor in keeping a shop, and he told his uncle this
would suit him better than anything else.
“J will take you with me to-morrow,†said the
magician, ‘clothe you as handsomely as the best
merchants in the city, and then we will open ashop.â€
t90_~— Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
Aladdin’s mother thanked him very heartily and
begged Aladdin to behave so as to prove himself
wotthy of the good fortune promised by his kind
uncle.
Next day the stranger called for Aladdin as he had
promised, and led him to a merchant’s, where ready-
made clothes, suited for all sorts of people, were sold.
Then he caused Aladdin to try on the handsomest
suits, and choosing the one Aladdin also preferred, he
paid the merchant for it at once. The pretended
uncle then took Aladdin to visit the bazaars and the
khans where the foreign merchants were and the
most splendid mosques, and gave him a merry feast in
the evening.
When Aladdin’s mother saw him return so hand-
somely dressed and with such fine tales of the company —
he had been in, she was full of joy. ‘Generous
brother,†she cried to the magician, ‘‘I know not how
to thank you enough for your goodness; may you
live many happy years to see my son’s gratitude !â€
“ Aladdin,†replied he, ‘‘isa good boy. He seems
to pay attention to what I say, I have no doubt but
we shall make him what we wish. I am sorry for
one thing, that I cannot hire the shop for Aladdin to-
morrow, as it is Friday, and all the merchants will be
absent. We will, however, settle all this business on
Saturday ; and I will come. here to-morrow to take
Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp. 192
Aladdin and
show him the
. public gardens
outside the
town.â€
The next
morning Alad-
din got up and
dressed himself very early, so impatient was he to
see his uncle. Presently he saw him coming, and
ran to meet him. The magician greeted him very
kindly : “ Come, my good boy,†he said with a smile ;
‘“‘T will to-day show you some very fine things.â€
He then led him through some beautiful gardens
with great houses standing in the midst of them ;
Aladdin did nothing but exclaim at their beauty, and
so his uncle, by degrees led him on farther and farther
in the country. Presently, seeing that Aladdin was
tired, he bade him sit in one of these gardens by the
side of a great basin of pure water, and taking from
a piece of linen cloth that was attached to his girdle,
some cake and fruits, he told the boy to eat of them
and gave him much good advice the while.
Then beguiling the way by kindness and nieaeant
talk he induced Aladdin to come with him much fur-
ther, and they walked on till they came to a narrow
valley with mountains on all sides. .
192 Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
This was the
spot that the
magician had
all along want-
21 ed to reach, and
3 towhich he had
brought Alad-
din for a secret
purpose of his
own.
“We shall
now,†said he
to Aladdin, “go
ae : no farther, and
vets, Mayeâ€, Mom" |-T shall here
shew you some
extraordinary wonders, that no one besides yourself will
ever have seen. I am now going tostrike a light, and
do you, in the meantime, collect all the dry sticks and
leaves that you can find, in order to make a fire.â€
There were so many pieces of dry sticks scattered
about this place, that Aladdin very soon collected more
than enough, by the time the magician had lighted
his match. He then set them on fire, and as soon as
they were in a blaze, he threw a certain perfume that
he had ready in his hand uponthem. A dense smoke
rose up, while the magician spoke some mysterious
wee
Gao}
ey
SS
SS
Sere
Bae ew
pad eX
daa
i
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Gh
= an
Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp. 193
words. At the
same instantthe
ground slightly
shook, and
opening in the
spot where they
stood, showed a
square stone of
about a foot and —_
a haif across, [' 0+ EN \
witha brass J s404
ring fixed in the
centre.
Aladdin was
frightened out
of his wits, and was about to run away, when
the African suddenly gave him a box on the ear
so violent as to beat him down and very nearly to
knock some of his teeth out. Poor Aladdin, with
tears in his eyes and trembling in every limb, got up.
“My dear uncle,†he cried, ‘‘what have I done to
deserve so severe a blow?†‘I have good reasons for
it,†replied the magician. ‘‘Do you but obey me,
and you will not repent of it. Underneath that stone
is a great hidden treasure, which will make you
richer than many kings if you will be docile and
attentive to what I shall say to you.â€â€™
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Wee
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194 Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
Aladdin had now got the better of his fright.
“Well,†said he, ‘‘what must Ido? Tell me; Iam
ready to obey you in everything!’’ ‘‘ Well said!†re-
plied the magician; ‘‘come to me then; take hold of
this ring, and lift up the stone.â€
To Aladdin’s surprise, the stone was raised without
any trouble, and then he could see a small opening
between three and four feet deep, at the bottom of
which was a little door, with steps to go down still
lower. ‘You must now,†said the magician, ‘‘go
down into this cavern, and when you have come to
the bottom of the steps, you will see an open door
which leads into three great halls. In each of these
you will see, on both sides of you, four bronze vases
as large as tubs, full of gold and silver, but you must
take particular care not to touch any of it. When
you get in the first hall, take up your robe and bind
it round you. ‘Then go to the second without stop-
ping, and from thence in the same manner to the
third.. Above all, mind and be very particular not toâ€
go near the walls nor even to touch them. with your
tobe; for if any part of your dress should chance to
touch them, your instant death will be the conse-
quence. At the far end of the third, there is a door
which leads to a garden planted with beautiful trees,
all of which are full of fruit. Go on straight forward,
and follow a path which you will see, and which will
Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp. 195
bring you to the
bottom of a flight
of fifty steps, at
the top of which
there is a terrace.
When you shall
have reached the
terrace, you will
see a niche before
you, in which
there is a lighted
lamp. ‘Take the
lamp and extin-
guish it. Then
throw out the wick and the liquid that is within, and
putit in your bosom. When you have done this, bring
itto me. Do not be afraid of staining your dress, as
what is within the lamp is not oil; and when you
have thrown it out, the lamp will dry directly. I
you should wish very much to gather any of the fruit
in the garden, you may do so; and there is nothing
to prevent your taking as much as you please.â€
When the magician had given these directions to
Aladdin, he took off aring which he had on one of his
fingers, and put it on his pretended nephew, telling
him, at the same time, that it was to secure him
‘against every evil that might otherwise happen to
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him; and again bade him be mindful of everything
he had said to him. ‘‘Go, my child,’ added he,
‘descend boldly ; we shall now both of us become
immensely rich for the rest of our lives.â€
Aladdin gave a spring, jumped into the opening
with a willing mind, and went down to the bottom of
the steps. He found the three halls exactly as the
magician had said. He passed through them with the
greatest care, as if he was fearful he might be killed if
he were careless. He went on to the garden, and
mounted to the terrace without stopping. He took
the lamp, as it stood lighted in the niche, threw out
its contents, and, observing that it was as the magician
had said, quite dry, he put it into his bosom. He
then came down the terrace and stopped in the garden
to look at the fruit, which he had only seen for an
instant as he passed along. ‘The trees of this garden
were all full of the most extraordinary fruit. Hach
tree bore fruits of a different color. Some were white,
others sparkling and transparent, like crystal; some
were red and of different shades, others green, blue,
violet; some of a yellowish hue, in short, of almost
every color. ‘The white were pearls; the sparkling
and transparent were diamonds ; the deep ted were
rubies; the paler, a particular sort of ruby called balass;
the green, emeralds; the blue, turquoises; the violet,
amethysts; those tinged with yellow, sapphires; inthe ~
Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
same way, all
the other col-
ored fruits were
varieties of pre-
cious stones;
and the whole
of them were of
the largest size,
and more per-
fect than were | OF oN fi Nh we
ever seen in the |
whole world. fa WTA i. Gp
Aladdin was
not yet of anage
to know their value, and thought they were all only
pieces of colored glass. ‘The variety, however, and con-
trast of so many beautiful colors, as wellas the brilliancy
and extraordinary size ofeach sort, nevertheless tempted
him to gather some of each; and he took so many of
every color that he filled both his pockets, as well as
his two new purses that the magician had bought for
him, at the time he made him a present of his new
dress; and as his pockets, which were already full,
could not hold his two purses, he fastened them on |
each side of his girdle, or sash, and also wrapped some
in its folds, as it was of silk, and made very full.. In
this manner he carried them so that they could not fall
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198 Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
out. He did not even forget to fill his bosom quite
full, between his robe and shirt.
fades in this manner with the most immense
treasure, though ignorant of its value, Aladdin made
haste through the three halls, in order that he might
not make the African magician wait toolong. Hav-
ing passed through them with the same caution as
before, he began to ascend the steps he had come
down, and reached the entrance of the cave, where
the magician was impatiently waiting for him. As
soon as Aladdin perceived him he called out, ‘‘Give
me your hand, uncle, to help me up.’? ‘‘ You had
better, my dear boy,’’ replied the magician, “ first
give me the lamp, as that will only hinder you.†“It
is not at all in my way,’’ said Aladdin, “and I will
give it you when I am out.†‘The magician still per-
severed in wishing to get the lamp before he helped
Aladdin out of the cave; but the latter had in fact so
covered it with the fruit of the trees, that he abso-
lutely refused. to give it till he had got out of the
cave. The African magician was then in the greatest
despair at the obstinate resistance the boy made, and —
fell into the most violent rage. He then threw a
little perfume upon the fire, which he had taken care
to keep up, and he had hardly pronounced two magic
words, before the stone, which served to shut up the
entrance to the cavern, returned of its own accord to
Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp. 199
the place, with
all the earth
over it, exact-
ly in the same
state as it was
when the ma-
gician and Al-
addin first ar-
rived there.
Aladdin,
who was far
from expect-
ing this wick-
ed action from
his pretended
uncle, after all
his kindness
and generos-
ity, was more
horrified and
astonished
than may be told, When he found himself as it were
buried alive, he called aloud a thousand times to his
uncle, telling him he was ready to give him the lamp.
But all his cries were useless, and having no other
means of making himself heard, he remained in per-
fect darkness. His tears having at length ceased, he
' 200 #©Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
Mm went down to
the bottom of
the flight of
Stairs, intend-
ing to go to-
ward the light
in the garden,
where he had
before been.
| But the walls,
= a § which had been
opened by enchantment, were now shut by the same
means. He felt all around him to the right and left
several times, but could not discover the least open-
ing. He then redoubled his cries and tears, sat down
upon the step of his dungeon, without the least ray
of hope ever again to see the light of day, and only
too certain that here must. be the end of him.
Aladdin remained two days in this state, without
either eating or drinking. On the third day, feeling
his death was near, he lifted up his hands, and join-
ing them, as in the act of prayer, he said in a loud
tone of “aria “/T’here is no strength or power but in
the high and great God.’ In this action of joining
his hands, he happened, without thinking of it, to rub
the ring which the African magician had put upon
his finger, and of the virtue of which he was as yet
201
Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
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202 Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
ignorant. Upon its being thus rubbed, a Genius of a
most enormous figure, and a most horrid countenance,
instantly rose as it were out of the earth before him ;
he was so tall, that his head touched the vaulted oe
and he pared these words to Aladdin: ‘“ What
do you wish? Iam ready to obey you as your slave;
as the slave of him who has the ring on his finger,
both I and the other slaves of the ring.†Weak and
terrified, and scarcely daring to hope, Aladdin cried,
‘‘Whoever you are, take me, if you are able, out of
this place!» Scarcely had he said it, when he found
himself at the outside of the cave, at the very spot
where the magician had left him. Scarcely daring to
believe his good fortune, he rose up trembling, and
seeing the city lying at some distance, made his way
back by the same road he had come. A long weary
road he found it to his mother’s door, and when he
reached it, he was fainting from panes and
fatigue.
His mother, however, whose heart had beck almost
broken by the loss of him, received him kindly and
joyfully, and refreshed him oak food and wine. When
he was better again, he told his mother all, as it had
come about, and showed her the lamp and the colored
fruits and the wonderful ring on his finger. His
. mother, however, thought little of the jewels, as she
was quite ignorant of their value, so Aladdin put
' Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp. 293
them all be-
hind one of the ,
cushions of the
sofa on which
they were sit-
ting. She, how-
ever, felt the
greatest horror
at the wicked-
ness of the
magician, and
she and Aladdin went to rest filled with dianleriinesd
at his fortunate escape.
Next morning, when Aladdin awoke, his first
thought was that he was very hungry, and would
like some breakfast. ‘‘Alas, my child,†replied his
mother, ‘‘I have not a morsel of bread to give you.
You ate last night all the trifling remains of food in
the house. Have, however, a little patience, and it
shall not be long before I will bring you some. I
have a little cotton of my own spinning, I will go and
sell it, and buy something for our dinner.â€
“Keep your cotton, mother,†said Aladdin, “for
another time, and give me the lamp which I brought
with me yesterday. I will go and sell that, and the
money it will fetch will serve us for breakfast and
dinner too, nay, perhaps also for supper.â€
204 Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp. .
Aladdin’s
mother took
the lamp from
the place she
had put it in.
“Here it is,â€
she said to her
son, “but it is,
I think, very
dirty ; if I were
to clean it a
little, perhaps it might sell for something more.â€
She then took some water and a little fine sand to
clean it with. Butshe had scarcély began to rub this
' lamp, when instantly, and while her son was present,
a hideous and gigantic Genius rose out of the ground
before her, and cried with a voice as loud as thun-
der, ‘What do you wish? I am ready to obey you
as your slave, and the slave of those who have the
lamp in their hands, both I and the other slaves of
the lamp.’? The mother of Aladdin was too much
terrified to speak, but Aladdin, who had once before
seen a similar appearance in the cavern, did not either
lose his presence of mind or his judgment. Seizing
the lamp, he answered in a firm tone of voice, “I am
hungry, bring me something toeat.†‘The genitis dis-
appeared, and returned a moment after with a large
@
Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp. poe
silver basin, #%
which he car-
ried on his
head, and
twelve covered
dishes of the
same material
filled with the
nicest meats,
properly ar-
ranged, and six loaves as white as snow upon as
many plates; two bottles of the most excellent wine,
and two silver cups in his hand. He placed them all
upon the table and instantly vanished.
When Aladdin’s mother had recovered from her
fright, they both sat down to their meal in the
greatest delight imaginable, for never before had
they eaten such delicate meats or seen such splendid
dishes.
The remains of this feast provided them with food
for some days, and when it was all gone Aladdin sold
the silver dishes one by one for their support. In this
way they lived happily for some years, for Aladdin
had been sobered by his adventure, and now behaved
with the greatest wisdom and prudence. He took
care to visit the principai shops and public places,
speaking only with wise and prudent persons, and in
HS
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206 Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
this way he
gathered
much wisdom,
and grew to be
a courteous
and handsome
youth besides.
One day, as
he was walk-
ing in the city,
Aladdin heard
a proclama-
tion of the
Sultan, order-
ing all persons
to shut up their shops and retire into their houses
until the Princess Badroulbadour, the daughter of the
Sultan, had passed by on her way to the bath, and
_again returned.
Aladdin being hurried along by the crowd of negate
hastening to their homes, found himself in the door-
way of a large building ee he guessed to be the
baths where the princess was expected.
He at once placed himself behind the door, where
he was certain not to be seen, and where ire might
espy the princess as she passed.
He had long to wait before she came, with a great
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Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
208 Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
crowd of her attendants with her, and as she passed,
she threw aside her veil, so that Aladdin was dazzled
by her beauty. She was indeed the most beautiful
princess ever seen, and Aladdin fell in love with her
at once. ma ie
When at last, after long thinking, Aladdin made
up his mind to tell his mother of his love for the
Princess Badroulbadour, she fell a-laughing.
‘“ Alas, my son,’’ she cried, “‘what are you think-
ing of ? You must surely have lost your senses to talk
thus.â€
“Mother,†replied Aladdin, “I do assure you I
have not lost my senses ; I am perfectly in my right
mind. I foresaw very well that you would think me
a fool for my pains, but whatever you may say,
nothing will prevent me from asking the Princess
Badroulbadour of the Sultan her father, in marriage.â€
‘“Truly, my son,†said his mother, “you seem to
have forgotten that your father was but a poor tailor ;
and indeed, Ido not know who will dare to go and
speak to the Sultan about it.†‘‘ You yourself must,â€
said he, decidedly. “I!†cried his mother in the
greatest surprise, ‘‘I go to the Sultan ! Not I indeed ;
I will take care how I am joined to such folly. You
know very well that no one can make any demand.of
the Sultan without bringing a rich present, and
where shall such poor folk as we, find such a one?�
Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp. 209
Thereupon
Aladdin told
his mother
that while talk-
ing with the
merchants in
the bazaar he
had learned to
know the value
of their gems,
and for a long time he had known that nothing which
they. had in their shops was half so fine as those jewels
he had brought home from the enchanted cave. So
his mother fetched them from the drawer where they
had long lain hid, and together they atranged them
in a dish of fine porcelain. But mother and son were
dazzled by the splendid sparkling and glancing of
the gems and their brilliant colors, and Aladdin’s
mother, now sure that her son’s present was one that
could not fail to please the Sultan, at last agreed to
do everything as her son wished. She took the por-
celain dish, in which the present of jewels was, and
folded it up in a very fine linen cloth. She then ~
took another less fine, and tied the four corners of it
together, that she. might carry it with less trouble.
She afterwards set out, to the great joy of Aladdin,
and took the road towards the palace of the Sultan.
210 =©Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
‘The Grand Vizier, accompanied by the other viziers
and proper officers of the court, had already gone in
before she arrived at the gate. The crowd made by
those who had business at the divan was very great.
The doors were opened, and she went into the divan
with the rest. It formed a most beautiful saloon,
very large and spacious, with a grand and magnificent
entrance. She stopped, and placed herself so that
she was opposite the Sultan, the Grand Vizier, and -
other officers, who formed the council on both sides.
After the various causes had been heard, the Sultan
and his court retired, without anyone’s having taken
the slightest notice of Aladdin’s mother. Day after
day the good woman went back, until at last her
patience and perseverance touched the Sultan’s heart
and he sent for her to hear what was her business.
Trembling, Aladdin’s mother told him of her son’s
boldness, and begged the mercy of the Sultan for him
and for herself. ‘The Sultan heard her kindly, then
before giving any answer to her request, he asked her
what she had with her so carefully tied up in a linen —
cloth. Aladdin’s mother unfolded the cloths, and’
humbly laid the sparkling jewels before him. Itis im-
possible to express the surprise and astonishment which
this monarch felt when he saw collected together in
that dish such a quantity of the most precious, perfect,
and brilliant jewels, the size of which was greater
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212 Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
than any he had before seen. For some moments he
gazed at them speechless. When, however, he began
to recollect himself, he took the present from the hand
of Aladdin’s mother, and exclaimed in a transport of
joy, “Ah! how very beautiful, how extremely rich!â€
Then turning to his grand vizier, he showed him
the gems and talked privately to him for some
minutes. Then to Aladdin’s mother he said, ‘‘ My
good woman, I will indeed make your son happy by
matrying him to the Princess my daughter, as soon
as he shall send me forty large basins of massive
gold, quite full of the same sort of things which you
have already presented me with from him, brought
by an equal number of black slaves, each of whom
shall be led by a white slave, young, well-made,
handsome, and richly-dressed. ‘hese are the con-
ditions upon which I am ready to bestow upon him
the Princess my daughter. Go, my good woian,
and I will wait till you bring me his answer.â€
Full of disappointment, Aladdin’s mother made her
way home, and told her son the news of the Sultan’s .
strange wish. But Aladdin only smiled, and when
his mother had gone out, he took the lamp and
tubbed it, when the Genius instantly appeared and
Aladdin commanded him to lose no time in bringing
the present which the Sultan had wished for. ‘The
Genius only said that his commands should be atonce
obeyed, and then disappeared.
Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
In a very
short time the
Genius re-
turned with
forty black
slaves, each
carrying upon
his head a large
golden basin of
great weight,
full of pearls,
diamonds, rubies, and emeralds, quite as fine as the
others. Each basin was covered with a cloth of silver,
embroidered with flowers of gold. All these slaves
with their golden basins, together with the white
ones, entirely filled the house, which was but small,
as well as the court in front and a garden behind it.
Aladdin’s mother now came back and had almost
fainted when she saw this great crowd and all its
magnificence, but Aladdin desired her at once to fol-
low the procession of slaves to the palace, and present
to the Sultan the dowry of the Princess.
No sooner had the first slave turned into the street
than all the passers-by ran to look, and by the time
the whole procession was on its way, the crowds were
so great that every one must needs stop in the place
where he happened to be.
214 Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
When the first of the eighty slaves arrived at the
gate of the first court of the palace, the porters were
in the greatest haste, as soon as they perceived this
astonishing procession approaching, to open it, as
they took the first for a king, so richly and magnifi-
cently was he dressed.
As the Sultan had been informed of the march and
atrival of these slaves, he had: given orders to have
them admitted. As soon, therefore, as they presented
themselves before it, they found the door of the divan
open. They entered in regular order, one part going’
to the right, and the other to the left. After they
were all within the hall, and had formed a large semi-
circle before the throne of the Sultan, each of the
black slaves placed the basin which he carried upon
the carpet. They then all prostrated themselves so
low, that their foreheads touched the ground. The
white slaves also, at the same time, performed the
saine ceremony. ‘hey then all got up, and in doing
so, the black slaves skilfully uncovered the basins
which were before them, and then remained standing
with their hands crossed upon their breasts:
The astonishment of the Sultan at the sight of all
these riches and splendor is hardly to be imagined.
After gazing upon the slaves with their shining heaps
of jewels, he said to Aladdin’s mother, ‘‘Go, my good
woman, and tell your son that I am waiting with open
_ arms to receive and embrace him !â€â€™ :
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216 Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
Aladdin wasso delighted with this news that he could
hardly answer his mother, and hastening to his cham-
ber, he shut the door, and having summoned theGenius,
commanded him to take him instantly to a bath.
When he had been bathed and perfumed by invisible
hands he was dressed in garments that shone like the
sun, and the Genius brought him moreover a splendid
charger and twenty slaves to march on either side of
him on the way to the Sultan’s palace, all holding
purses of gold to scatter among the people.
If there had been a crowd before there was ten times
as great a one now to watch Aladdin as he rode to the
Sultan’s palace, and to pick up the gold pieces which
were showered by his slaves as he went. The Sultan
came down from his throne to greet him, and all was
feasting and joy inthepalace. After supper the judge
was ordered to draw up a contract of marriage between
Aladdin and the Princess Badroulbadour. When this
was done, the Sultan asked Aladdin if he wished to
remain in the palace, and conclude all the ceremonies
that day. ‘‘Sire,’? he replied, ‘‘ however impa-
tient I may be to have entire possession of all your
majesty’s bounties, I beg you to permit me to wait
until I shall have built a palace to receive the
Princess in, that shall be even worthy of her: and
for this purpose, I request that you will have the
goodness to point out a suitable place for it near
Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp. 217
your own, that
I may always
be ready to pay
my court to
your ‘majesty.
I will then Cy re ie :
neglect noth- EN WS
5 a7 Sse
ing to get it " ‘ J = coe
finished with ip oe
all possible
diligence.â€
‘*My son,†an-
swered the Sultan, “take whatever spot you think
proper. There is a large open space before my palace,
and I have thought for some time about filling it up;
but remember that, to have my: happiness*complete,
I cannot see you united too soon to my daughter.â€
Having said this, he again embraced Aladdin, who
now took leave of the Sultan in as polished a manner
as if he had been oust up and spent all his life
at court.
As soon as Aladdin was Bai home, he lost no time
in again summoning the Genius; he commanded him
to build instantly the most gorgeous palace ever seen,
on the spot of ground given by the Sultan. Early
the next morning the Genius appeared: “Sir,†said
he, ‘‘ your palace is finished, come and see if it is as
218 Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
you wish.â€
Then in a mo-
ment Aladdin
found himself
transported
thither; he
founditfar more
beautiful than
even he had
hoped for, and
perfect in every
part. ‘‘Genius,â€â€™
said Aladdin,
fo “there is one
ae thing left to be
wished for;
and that is to have a carpet of the finest velvet, laid
from the Sultan’s gate up to this door, for the Princess
to walk upon.’’ And in a moment it was done.
Words cannot paint the astonishment of the Sultan
and all his household at seeing this gorgeous palace
shining in the place which they had been used to see
empty and bare. ‘the Princess was rejoiced at the
sight, and her marriage with Aladdin was held the
same day, and their happiness was the greatest
possible.
eee some months they lived thus, Aladdin showing
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great kindness
to the poor of
the city, and
pleasing all by
his generosity.
But there was
soon to be an
end of it.
Aladdin had
become very.
fond of hunt-
ing, and there was not a week that he did not go out
to follow the chase, sometimes a long distance from
the city. Be ees
_ About this time his old enemy, the African magi-
cian, found out by some of his magic arts that Alad-
din was enormously rich and much beloved and re-
spected, instead of being, as he had supposed, dead in
the enchanted cave. He was filled with rage, and
vowing to destroy Aladdin, he immediately set out
for China. On arriving there he went to one of the
principal kHans and there began talking about Alad-
din and the wonders of his palace. In this way he
learned that Aladdin was gone a-hunting, and was not
expected home for three or four days.
The magician took his measures accordingly, and
having bought a dozen of shining new lamps he
220 Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp
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mad to give his bright new lamps for
put them in a
basket, and
then set out
for Aladdin’s
palace On
getting near it
he bawled out,
“Who will
change old
lamps for new
ones?†This -
brought a
great crowd of
people and
children hoot-
ing and laugh-
ing round him,
for they all
thought he was
old ones.
However he still went on with his cry, till he came
under the Princess’s windows, when all the slaves
attending on her ran laughing to look into the street.
‘Oh !� said one of the slaves, ‘‘come, let us try if
the old fool means what he says ; there is an ugly old
lamp lying in the cornice of the hall with twenty-four
windows ; we will put a new one in its place, if the
Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp. 221
old fellow
is really in
earnest.â€
The Princess
having -given
leave, away
ran one of the
slaves with IY
the lamp to
the magician,
who willingly
gave her the
best he had
among his F
new ones, and
retired to en-
joy the tri-
umph of his
revenge.
As soon as °
night arrived, he summoned the Genius of the lamp
and commanded him to transport him, the palace and
the Princess, to the remotest corner of Africa. The
order was instantly obeyed.
The confusion and grief of the Sultan were terrible
when he found the palace vanished and his daughter
lost. ‘The people ran in fear through the streets, and
222 Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
the soldiers were
sent in search of
‘Aladdin, who
was not yet
returned from
hunting.
Aladdin was
soon met with
“| and dragged be-
fore the Sultan
like a criminal ;
he would have
been beheaded,
had not the Sul-
tan been afraid
to enrage the
people, by whom he was much loved. ‘‘Go, wretch!â€
cried the Sultan, “I grant thee thy life ; but if ever
thou appearest before me again death shall overtake
thee, unless in.forty days thou bringest me tidings of
my daughter.â€â€™ *
Aladdin, wretched and down-fallen, left the palace,
not knowing whither to turn his steps. At length he
stopped at a brook to bathe his eyes, that smarted
with the tears he had shed; as he stooped, his foot
slipped, and catching hold of a piece of rock to save
himself from falling, he pressed the magician’s ring
Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp. 223
which he still
- wore on his fin-
ger, and the Ge-
nius of the ring
appeared before
him, saying,
‘What would’st
thou have? â€â€”
“Oh, powerful
Genius,†cried
Aladdin, ‘‘bring
my palace back to the place where yesterday it
stood !°?
“What you command,†replied the Genius, “is not
in my power; you must address yourself to the Genius
of the lamp for that service.â€
“Then I command thee,†said Aladdin, “to trans-
port me to the place where now it stands.†Instantly
Aladdin found himself beside his own palace, which
stood in a meadow not far from a strange city ; and
the Princess Badroulbadour was then walking in her
own chamber, weeping for his loss. Happening te
come near to the window, she saw Aladdin under it,
and making a sign to him to keep silence, she sent a
slave to bring him in by a private door. ‘The Princess
and her husband having kissed each other, and shed
mary tears, Aladdin said, “Tell me, my Princess,
224 Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.
a. < Tee J what has be-
With A pi B come of an old
Cry (ee || ||\\\\ «lamp which
pea SSS Sala
wemwer eg 1 left on the
aR a cornice of the
and-twenty
ij†windows?â€â€™
| ‘The Princess
then told how
her slave had
1 exchanged it
5A for a new one,
and said that
(Aye) the tyrantin |
whose power
she was, always carried that very lamp in his bosom.
Aladdin was then sure that this person was no other
than his old enemy, the African magician, who hav-
ing brought about his downfall, was now striving to
induce the Princess to forget Aladdin and marry him.
After talking a long while, they hit upon a plan for
getting back the lamp. Aladdin went into the city in
the disguise of a slave, where he bought a powder
that on being swallowed should instantly cause death;
then the Princess invited the magician to sup with
her. As she had never been so polite to him before,
hall of four-
Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp. 225
he was quite
delighted with
her kindness ;
and while they
were at table,
she ordered a
slave to bring
two cups of
wine which she
had herself pre-
pared by mixing in the powder, and after pretending
to taste the one she held in her hand, she asked the
magician to change cups, as was the custom, she
said, between lovers in China. He joyfully seized
the goblet, and drinking it all at a draught, fell
senseless on the floor.
Aladdin was at hand to snatch the lamp from his
bosom and hastily rubbing it, he summoned the
Genius, who instantly transported the palace and all
it contained
back to the
place whence
they had come.
Some hours
after, the Sultan
who had risen
at break of day
226 Aladdin, ot the Wonderful Lamp.
to give way to his grief, went to the window to look
at the spot which he expected to see empty and
vacant, and then to his unspeakable joy, he saw Alad-
din’s palace shining in its place. He summoned his
guards and hastened to embrace his daughter; and
during a whole week nothing was to be heard but the
sound of drums, trumpets, cymbals, and all kinds of
music and feasting, in honor of Aladdin’s return with
the Princess.
Some time after this, the Sultan died, and Aladdin
and the Princess Badroulbadour ascended the throne.
They reigned together many years and left many noble
sons and daughters at their death.
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
N anoldtown
of Persia
there lived two
brothers, Cas-
sim and Ali
Baba. Their
father, at his
death, left them
asmal! fortune,
which they di-
vided between
them. It might
therefore be
thought that
their riches.
‘would be the
same; but uot
so, as you shall
see.
Cassim mar-
ried a wife who
owned a fine
shop, a ware-
house, andsome
land; he thus
found himself all at once quite at his ease, and be-
came one of the richest men in the whole town.
(227)
228 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
Ali Babi, on
the other hand,
had a wife no
better off than
himself, and
lived in a very
poor house. He
had no other
means of live-
lihood, and of
supporting his
wife and chil-
dren, than by
going out to cut wood in the next forest, and carrying
it about the town to sell on three asses.
Ali Baba went one day to the forest, and had very
nearly finished cutting as much wood as his asses
could carry, when he saw a thick cloud of dust,
rising very high in the air, which seemed to be com-
ing towards him. He looked at it long, until he saw
a great company of men on horseback, who came .
riding fast, raising the dust.
Although that part of the country was not often
infested by robbers, Ali Baba still thought that these
horsemen looked like them. Without, therefore, at
all thinking what might become of his asses, his first
and only care was to save himself. So he climbed up
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 229
quickly into a
large tree, the }
branches of
which spread
out so close and
thick, that from
the.midst-of
them he could
‘see everything
that passed,
without being
seen,
The robbers
rode swiftly up
to this very
tree, and there
alighted. Ali
Baba counted forty of them, and saw that each horse-
man took the bridle off his horse, hung over its head
a-bag filled with barley, and fastened it up. Then
they took their travelling bags, which were so heavy
that Ali Baba thought they were filled with gold and
silver.
The Captain of the thieves came, his bag on his
shoulder, close to the rock, at the very spot where
the tree grew in which Ali Baba had hidden himself.
After the rascal had made his way through the shrubs
230 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
maize that grewthere, -
pea he cried out
i] these words,
OPEN SESAME!
Am) which Ali Baba
Aid distinctly
heard. No
| sooner were
they spoken
than a door
opened; the
Captain and all
his men. passed quickly in, and the door closed again.
There they stayed for a long time; Ali Baba was
compelled to wait in the tree with patience, as he was
afraid some of them might come out if he left his
hiding-place.
At length the door opened, and the forty thieves
came out. After he had seen all the troop pass out
before him, Ali Baba heard the Captain say the words,
SHuT SESAME! Each man then bridled his horse,
and mounted. When the Captain saw that all were
ready, he put himself at their head, and they rode off
as they had come.
Ali Baba did not come down from the tree at once,
because he thought they might have forgotten some-
thing, and be obliged to. come back, and that he
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, 231
should thus be y ; y B GN
CF
oe a
wr , ) f 7â€
caught. He
watched them
as long as he
could; nor did (E777).
he leave the eu Boe
tree for a long LOS f
time after he KW)
had lost sight
of them. Then,
recalling the
words the Cap-
tain had used to
open and shut —
the door, he made his way through the bushes to it,
and called out ‘‘Open Sesamé!’’ Instantly the door
flew wide open !
Ali Baba expected to find only a dark cave, and
was much astonished at seeing a fine large, vaulted
chamber, dug out of the rock, and higher than a man
could reach. It received its light from a hole in the
top of the rock. In it all sorts of rare fruits, bales of
tich merchandise, silk stuffs and_brocades, and great
heaps of money, both silver and gold, some loose,
some in large leather bags, were piled up one on an-
other. The sight of all these things almost took Ali
Baba’s breath away.
Bn
aS
re
232 ~@©6Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
But he did
not hesitate
long as to what .
he should do.
He went boldly
into the cave,
and as soon as
he was there
the door shut;
but since he
knew the secret
by which to
open it, this
gave him no
fear. Leaving
the silver, he
turned tothe
gold which was in the bags, and when he had
gathered enough for loading his three asses, he went
and brought them to the rock, loaded them, and so
covered the sacks of gold over with wood that no one
could suspect anything. This done, he went up to
the door, and had no sooner said the words, “Shut
Sesamé,’â€â€™ than it closed.
And now Ali Baba took the road to the town ; and
when he got home, drove his asses into the yard, and
shut the gate with great care. He threw off the wood
Ali Baba and the Forty ‘Thieves 233
that hid the P
gold, and car- ym
ried the bags W%
into the house, ING
where he laid pS
them down in
a row before his fir"
wife, who was pas
sitting upon a
couch, | :
When he had
told the whole
story of the
cave and the ff
_forty thieves, &
he emptied out §
the sacks, mak-
ing one great ft
heap of gold &
that quite daz- 6
zled his wife’s Bay
eyes. eS
His wife be-
oe Det d aD: if
gan to rejoice MERI as f
. e r , ral xO . 7 \\ CI
in this good (Sze SY
fortune; and was going to count over the money that
lay before her, piece by piece. .
234 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
» ‘What are
you going to
do?†said he;
Lg “why, you
4] would never
7 have done
| counting. I
will dig a pit to
bury it in; we
have no time to
lose.�
J ‘It is right,
aq though,†re-
BY plied the wife,
“that we
should know
nearly how
much there
‘may be. I will go and borrow a small corn-measure,
and whilst you are digging the pit, I will find how
much there is.†fe
_ So the wife of Ali Baba set off and went to her bro-
ther-in-law, Cassim, who lived a short way from her
house. Cassim was from home, so she begged his
wife to lend her a measure for a few minutes. ‘That
I will with pleasure,’’ said Cassim’s wife. She went
to seek a measure, but knowing how poor Ali Baba
Ali Baba and the Forty ‘Thieves. 235
was, she was
curious to know
what sort of
grain his wife
wanted to meas-
ure; and she
put some tallow [TY
under the meas-
ure, which she
did without its
being visible.
The wife of
Ali Baba re-
turned home,
and placing the measure on the heap of gold, filled it
over and over again, till she had measured the whole;
Ali Baba by this time had dug the pit for it, and
while he was burying the gold, his wife went “back
with the measure to her sister-in-law, but without
observing that a piece of gold had stuck to the bot-
tom of it.
The wife of Ali Baba had scarcely turned her back,
when Cassim’s wife looked at the bottom of the meas-
ure, and was astonished to see a piece of gold stick-
ing toit. ‘‘ What!†said she, “ Ali Baba measures
his gold! Where can the wretch have got it??? When
her husband Cassim came home, she said to him,
236 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
“Cassim, you
ex think you are
Yea cich, but Ali
4 Baba must have
far more wealth
than you}. he
does not count
his gold as you
do; he meas-
ures it.â€â€™ Then
she showed him
3 the piece of
money she had
found sticking
to the bottom
of the measure; a coin so ancient that the name of
the prince, engraven on it, was unknown to her.
Far from feeling glad at the good fortune which his
brother had met with, Cassim grew so jealous of Ali
Baba that he passed almost the whole night without
closing his eyes. The next morning before sunrise
he went tohim. He did not treat him as a brother:
‘Ali Baba,’’ said he, harshly, “you pretend to be
poor and miserable, and a beggar, and yet you meas-
ure your money,†and Cassim showed him the piece
of gold his wife had given him; “how many pieces,â€
added he, ‘‘have you like this, that my wife found
sticking to the bottom of the measure yesterday?â€
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 237
From this
speech Ali Baba \
i
I
knew that Cas- Ys
‘sim, and his ZS ;
wife also,. must hy) yy â„¢
suspect what Za AS AX
Ye
had happened.
So, without
showing the |Â¥%
least sign of |i
surprise, he fi
told Cassim by (8
what chance
he had found
the retreat of
the thieves, and
where it was;
and offered, if he would keep it secret, to share the
treasure with him.
‘This I certainly expect,†replied Cassim in a
haughty tone; ‘‘otherwise I will go and inform the
officer of police of it.â€
Ali Baba, led rather by his good nature than by
fear, told him all, even to the words he must pro-
nounce, both on entering the cave and on quitting it.
Cassim made no further enquiries of Ali Baba ; he left
him, determined to seize the whole treasure, and set
=)
238 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
off next morn-
ing before break
of day with ten
mules charged
with large ham-
pers which
he proposed to
fill. He took
the road which
Ali Baba had
pointed out, and
arrived at the
rock and the
tree, when, on
looking for. the
door, he soon
discovered it.
Having cried, ““OpEN SESAME!†the door obeyed ;
he entered, and it closed again. Greedy as Cassim
was, he could have passed the whole day in feasting
his eyes with the sight of so much gold; but he
reflected that he was come to take away and lade his
ten mules with as much as he could collect ; he there-
fore filled his sacks, and coming to the door, he found
that he had forgotten the secret words, and instead of
saying ‘‘ Sesamé,’’ he said, ‘Open, barley.†But the
door, instead of flying open, remained closed; he
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 239
named various
other kinds of
grain; all but
the right were px
called upon,
and the door
did not move.
Cassim was
not prepared
for this, and
threw the
sacks he had
collected on
the ground,
and paced with Va iy
hasty steps
backward and
‘forward in the
‘cave; where let
us leave him to
his fate.
The thieves:
returned to
their cave to-
wards noon;
} gs, yi Mi
YE TDN Ce eer
Wh ae SAWN NG
ss | =e ZET TD
and when they were within a short distance of it, and
saw the mules belonging to Cassim laden with ham-
240 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
pets, standing about the rock, they were a good deal
surprised. They*drove away the ten mules, which
took to flight in the forest. Then the Captain and
his men alighted, and with their sabres in their hands,
went towards the door, said “OpEN SESAME!†and it
opened.
Cassim, who-from the inside of the cave heard the
horses feaplice on the ground, did not doubt that
the thieves had come, and that his death was near.
‘ Resolved, however, on one effort to escape, and reach
some place of safety, he placed himself near the door,
ready to run out assoon as it should open. The word
““Sesamé,†was scarcely pronounced than it opened,
and he rushed out with such violence that he threw
the Captain on the ground. He could not, however,
escape the other thieves, who, having their sabres
drawn, slew him on the spot. ce
On entering the cave the thieves found the sacks: .
near the door which Cassim had filled, but they could’.
not imagine how he had been able to get in. aes
They agreed to divide the carcase of Cas into -
four quarters, and place them in the cave near the.
door—two quarters on one side, and two on the other— ~
to frighten away anyone else who might have the |:
boldness to break into the cave. Then, leaving it °
well secured, they mounted their homes and rede’
away. :
_ Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. QAI
The wife of (Minnie Say Tip n_ "oy
Gane ale ce NS Moy US
- ; WW AwZE Alf y
meantime, was \ Wy, DK . 3
in the greatest | VY], <
uneasiness,
when night
came, and her
husband did
not return. She
went in the ut-
most alarm to
Ali Baba, and
said to him,
“Brother, I be-
-. lieve’you know
“that Cassim
has gone to the:
* forest; he is not
“yet couge back,
and as night is
come, I fear
' some accident
‘tmay have be-
fallen him.â€
Ali Baba did
not wait for entreaties to go and seek for Cassim.
‘He immediately set off with his three asses, and
OY
o
242 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
went to the forest. As he drew near the rock he was
astonished to see that blood had been shed near the
cave. When he reached the door, he said, “OPEN
SESAME!†and it opened. He was struck with horror
to find the body of his brother cut into four quarters. —
He decided to carry them home, and making two -
- packets of the four quarters, he placed them on one | i
. of his asses, covering them with sticks, to conceal —
them. ‘The other two asses he quickly loaded with
sacks of gold, putting wood over them as before. - -
Then, commanding the door to close, he took the
road to the city, waiting in the forest till nightfall,
that he might return without being observed. When
he got home, he left the two asses that were laden
with gold, desiring his wife to take care to unload .-
_them ; and having told her what had happened to~
Cassim, he led the other ass to his sister-in-law.
Ali Baba knocked at the door, which was opened
to him by Morgiana, who was a female slave, clever,
and full of invention. When he had entered the
court he took off the wood and the two packages
from the ass, and taking her aside, ‘‘Morgiana,†_
said he, ‘‘ the first thing I have to ask you is to keep ©
a deep secret ! These two packets contain the body of
your master, and we must bury him as if he had died
a natural death. Let me speak to your mistress, and ° _
hearken what I say to her.â€
'. her mnaistress, |
es . til his arrival |
-. of Cassim:
et added he,
- affliction for
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 243
Morgiana
went to call
and Ali Baba
then told her
all that had fil,
_ happened, un- Fy
“ with the body
cS aistemaâ€
“there is a sad
you, but we
smust contrive
_ to bury my
brother as if
he had died a
natural death;
and then we
shall be glad to offer you a shelter under our own
roof.’ :
_* The widow of Cassim reflected that she could not
-- do better than consent. She therefore wiped away
. her tears, which had begun to flow, and suppressed
‘ her mouenial cries, and thereby ehowed Ali Baba
that she accepted his offer.
244 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
Ali Baba left her in this frame of mind, and Mor
giana went out with him to an apothecary’s there ,
she knocked at the shop-door, and when it was
opened, asked for a particular kind of lozenge of
great effect in dangerous illness. The apothecary
gave her the lozenge, asking who was ill in her mas-
ter’s family. ‘‘Ah!†exclaimed she with a deep
sigh, ‘‘it is my worthy master, Cassim himself. He
can neither speak nor eat!â€
Meanwhile, as Ali Baba and his wife were seen
going backwards and forwards to the house of Cas-
sim, in the course of the day, no one was surprised on
hearing in the evening the piercing cries of his widow
and Morgiana, which announced his death. At avery
early hour the next morning, when day began to
appear, Morgiana, knowing that a good old cobbler
lived near, who was one of the first to open his shop, .
went out in search of him, and coming’ up to him,
she wished him a good-day, and put a’piece of eid
into his hand.
Baba Mustapha, the “cobbler, was aataialty of a
gay turn, and had always something laughable to say.
fcokins at the money, as it was yet scarcely day-
light, and seeing it was gold, “ A good hansel,†said
he ; ‘‘what’s to be done? I am ready to do what I
am bid.†‘Baba Mustapha,†said Morgiana to him,
“take all you want for sewing, and come directly
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 245
with me; but
on this condi-
tion, that you
let me puta
bandage over
your eyes when
we have got
to a certain
street.†At
these words
Baba Mustapha
began to shake
his head. ‘‘Oh, oh,†said he,
something wrong.â€
‘‘you want me to do
But putting another piece of
gold into his hand, Morgiana said, ‘‘I want you to
do nothing
wrong, only
come with me,
and fear noth-
ing.â€
Baba Musta-
pha then let
himself be led
by Morgiana,
who, when she
had reached the
street she had
246 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
ees in A, Xt mentioned,
wan A
ff
h i Lae tase : ‘
a Mie) a my | bound a hand-
kerchief over
his eyes, and
conducted him —
to Cassim’s ©
house; nor did
she remove the -
bandage until
he was in the
chamber where |
the body lay, —
1+ each quarter in
Bee its proper place.
Then taking it off, ‘‘Baba Mustapha,†said she, ‘‘I
have brought you here, that you might sew these
pieces together. Lose no time, and when you have
done I will give you another piece of gold.â€
When Baba Mustapha had finished his job, Morgi- —
ana bound his eyes again before he left the chamber,
and having given him a third piece of money, she led
him to the place where she had first put on the hand-
kerchief ; and having again taken it off, left him to
return to his house. And so the body of Cassim was -
prepared for its burial, which took place the same day,
attended by Ali Baba and Morgiana.
As for his widow, she remained at home to lament
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 247 |
and weep with
her neighbors,
who, accord-
ing to the us-
ual custom, re-
paired to her
house during
the ceremony
of the burial,
_and joining
their cries to
hers, filled
the air with
‘sounds of woe.
‘Thus theman-
ner of Cassim’s
death was so
well hidden
that no one in
the city had
any thought
of it.
. But’ let us
now leave Ali
Baba and Mor- : :
giana, and return to the forty thieves. When they.
came back to their cave, they found the body of Cassim.
248 Ali Baba and the Forty. Thieves:
gone, and with it much of their treasure. “We are
discovered,’’ said the Captain, ‘“‘and lost if we are not °
very careful. All that we can at present tell is, that
the man whom we killed in-the cave knew the secret
of opening the door. But he was not the only one;
another must have found it out too. Having slain
one, we must not let the otherescape. Well, the first
thing to be done is that one of you should go to the
city, without arms, and in the dress of a traveller, and
try to discover who the man we killed was, and where
he lived.â€
~~ 'The thief who agreed to carry out this plan, hav-
ing disguised himself so that no one could have told
who he was, set off at night, and entered the city just
as day was dawning. He went towards the square,
where he saw only one shop open, which was that of
Baba Mustapha, the cobbler.
Baba Mustapha was seated on his stool, with his
awl in his hand, ready to begin his work. ‘The thief
went up to him and een! him good morning.
“My good man,†said he, ‘‘you rise early to your
work ; you can fardly see clearly at this early hour,
so old as you are.â€
“Whoever you are,†replied Baba Mustapha, ‘‘you
do not know much of me. Old as Iam, I have good
eyes; and so you would have said had you known —
that not long ago I sewed up a dead body in a place
where there was no more light than we have now.’†-
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 249
_. The thief felt
great satisfac-
tion at having |
sosoon founda #®
man who gave
him the very
news he want-
ed. ‘A body,â€
said jhe, with
feigned sur-
prise, ‘‘why
sew up a dead
body?†“Oh!â€
said Baba Mus-
tapha, “Iknow;
you want me to
tell you. all
* about it, butyou
shall not know
another word.â€â€™
' The thief
hereupon drew
out a piece of
‘gold, and put- |
. tingitinto Baba
‘Mustapha’s hand, said, ‘‘I have no desire to atten
any secret. The only thing I-ask of you is to come
250 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
with me, and show me the house where you sewed ap
the dead body.â€
“JT cannot,†replied Baba Mustapha. ‘‘ And I will
tell you ae they took me to a particular street and
there they bound my eyes, and then led me to the
nS and when I had finished led me back the same
way.†. “But at least,’â€â€™ said the thief, “you must
remember the way you went after your eyes were
bound ; pray come with me, I will puta bandage over
your eyes at that place, and we will walk together
along the same streets, and follow the same turnings.
Come, here is another piece of gold.â€
‘The two pieces of gold tempted the cobbler. “I
cannot say,†said he, ‘‘that I remember exactly the
way they took me, but since you will have it so, come
along, I will do my best!â€
- So Baba Mustapha got up to go with him, and
without shutting up his shop, he led the thief to the
spot where Morgiana had put the bandage over his
eyes. And here the thief, who had a handkerchief
ready, tied it over his eyes, and walked by his side,
partly leading him and partly being led by him, till
- he stopped.
The cobbler was in fact exactly before the house
which formerly belonged to Cassim, and where Ali
Baba now lived. Before he took the bandage from
. his eyes, the thief quickly made a mark on the door
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 251
with some
chalk hé had
for the pur-
pose,andwhen
he had taken
it off he asked Sh ag
v
himifheknew Fo Anite, Ce
to whom the 1) VASES
house belong- (AH A \IA i LlaSSNT
ed. Baba Mus-
tapha replied
that he did not
live in that
part of the
town, and
could not tell
him. As the
thief found he
could gain
nothing more
from Baba
Mustapha, he
' thanked him
for the trouble “sites a
he had taken, = ;
and when he left him to return to his shop, took the
road to the forest. :
252 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
Very soon after this Morgiana had occasion to ga
out, and saw the mark which the thief had made on
the door of Ali Baba’s house. ‘What can this mark
mean??? thought she ; ‘‘has any one a spite against
my master, or has it been done only for fun? In any
case, it will be well to guard against the worst that
may happen.†She therefore took some chalk, and
as several of the doors, both above and below her
master’s were alike, she marked them in the same
manner, and then went in without saying anything
of what she had done either to her master or mistress.
. The thief in the meantime arrived at the forest, and
related the success of his journey. ‘They all listened -
to him with great delight, and the Captain, after
praising him, said, ‘‘ Comrades, we have no time to
lose ;-let us arm ourselves and depart, and when we
have entered the city, which we had best do sepa-
rately, let us all meet in the great square, and I will
go and find out the house with the chalk mark.â€
Thus the thieves went in small parties of two or
three to the city without causing any suspicion. ‘The
thief who had been there in the morning then led the
Captain to the street in which he had marked the
house of Ali Baba. When they reached the first
house that had been marked by Morgiana, he pointed
it out, saying that was the one. But as they con-
tinued walking on, the Captain saw that the next
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 253
door was marked.in the same manner. At this the
thief was quite confused, and-knew not what to say ;
for they found four or five doors more with the same
mark.
The Captain, who was in 2 great anger, returned to
the square, and told the first of his men whom he met
to tell the rest that they had lost their labor, and that
nothing remained but to return to the forest.
When they had reached the forest the Captain de-
clared the mistaken thief deserving of death, and his
head was at once cut off by his companions.
Next day another thief, in spite of this, feened
to succeed where the other had failed. He went to
the city, found the cobbler, who led him in the same
way to the house, whose door he marked with red.
But, a short time after, Morgiana went out and saw
the red mark, and did not fail to make a similar red
mark on the neighboring doors.
T’he thief, when he returned to the forest, boasted
of his success, and the Captain and the rest repaired
to the city with as much care as before, and the Cap-
tain and his guide went immediately to the street
where Ali Baba ca but the same thing occurred
as before.
Thus they were obliged to return again to the forest
disappointed, where the second thief had his head
cut off.
254 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
The Captain next time himself went to the city,
and, with the help of Baba Mustapha, found the house
of Ali Baba. But not choosing to amuse himself in
making marks on it, he examined it so well, not only
by looking at it, but by passing before it several times,
that at last he was certain he could not mistake it.
Thereupon he returned to the forest, and told the
thieves he had made sure of the house, and had made
a plan that they must help him to carry out,
And first he charged them to divide into small
parties, and go into the neighboring towns and vil-
lages, and to buy nineteen mules and thirty-eight large
leather jars to carry oil, one of which must be full,
and all the others ano
In the course of two or three days the thieves
returned, and the Captain made one of his men enter
each to armed as he thought necessary, and closed
them so as to appear full of oil, leaving, however, a
small slit open to admit air for them to breathe; and
the better to carry out the trick, he rubbed the outside
of the jars with oil, which he took from the full one.
Things being thus disposed, the mules were laden .
with the thirty-seven thieves each concealed in a jar,
and the jar that was filled with oil; when the Captain
took the road to the city at the hour that had been
agreed, and arrived about an hour after sunset. He
went straight to the house of Ali Baba, where he
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 2 55
found Ali Baba
at the door, en-
joying the fresh
air after supper.
He stopped his
mules. . “Sir,â€
said he, “I have
brought the oil
which you see
from a great dis-
tance to sell it #
to-morrow at
the market, and.
at this late hour
I do not know
where to go to
pass the night;
if it would not
occasion you.
‘much trouble, |\
do me the favor
to take mein for
the night.â€
Although Ali
Baba had seen
the man who now spoke to him in the forest, and
even heard his voice, yet he had no idea that this -
y
256 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
was the Captain of the forty robbers disguised as an
oil merchant. ‘‘ You are welcome,†said he, and im-
‘mediately made room for him and his mules to go in.
At the same time Ali Baba called a slave, and ordered
him, when the mules were unladen, not only to put
them under cover in the stable, but also to give them
some hay and corn. Healso'took the trouble of going
into the kitchen to desire Morgiana to get a supper
quickly for a guest who was just arrived, and to pre-
pare him a chamber and bed.
The Captain of the thieves got up at the same Sue
with Ali Baba and accompanied him to the door, and
while the latter went into the kitchen to speak to -
Morgiana, he went into the court, with the pretext of
going to the stable to see after his mules.
Ali Baba having told Morgiana to look to his guest,
and see he wanted nothing, added, ‘‘I give you
notice that to-morrow before daybreak I shall go to
the bath. Take care that my bathing-linen is ready,
and make me some good broth to take when I re-
turn.’? After giving these orders he went to bed.
~“The Captain of the thieves, i in the meantime, on
leaving the stable, went to give his people orders elie
to do. Beenie with the first jar, and going through
the whole number, he said to each, ‘ When I shall
throw some pebbles from my chamber, do not fail to
rip open the jar from top to bottom with the knife
“Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 257
you have got,
and to come
out; I shall be
with you soon
after.†The
knife he spoke
of was sharp-
ened for the
purpose. ‘This
done, he returned, and Morgiana took a light, and
led him to his chamber. Not to create any suspicion,
he put out the light, and lay down in his clothes, to
be ready to rise as soon as he had taken his first sleep.
Morgiana did not forget Ali Baba’s orders; she pre-
pared his Jinen for the bath and gave it to Abdalla,
Ali Baba’s slave, who was not yet gone to bed, put
the pot on the fire to make the broth, but while she
was skimming it the lamp went out. ‘There was no
more oil in the house, and she had not any candle.
She knew not what to do. She wanted a light to
see to skim the pot, and mentioned it to Abdalla.
“Why,†said he, ‘‘go and take some oil out of one
of the jars in the court.â€
Morgiana accordingly took the oil-can and went
into the court. As she drew near to the first jar, the
thief who was concealed within, said in a low voice,
“Ts it time?â€
I
258 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
Although he had spoken softly, Morgiana was struck
with the sound, which she heard the more distinctly
as the Captain, when he had unladed his mules, had
opened all the jars, and this among the rest, to give a
little air to his men.
Any other slave except Morgiana, in the first mo-.
ment of surprise at finding a man in the jar instead of
some oil, would have made a great uproar. But
Morgiana collected her thoughts, and without showing ©
any emotion, assumed the voice of the Captain, and
answered, ‘‘Not yet, but presently.â€â€ She approached
the next jar, and the same question was asked her;
she went on to them all in turn, making the same
answer to the same question, till she came to the last,
which was full of oil.
_ Morgiana, by this means, discovered that her
master, who supposed he was giving a night’s lodg-
ing to an oil-merchant only, had afforded shelter to
thirty-eight robbers, including the pretended merchant
their Captain.’ She quickly filled her oil-can from
the last jar, and returned into the kitchen; and after
having put some oil in her lamp and lighted it, she ©
took a large kettle, and went again into the court to
fill it with oil from the jar. This done, she brought
it back again, put it over the fire, and made a great
blaze under it with a quantity of wood ; for the sooner
the oil boiled, the sooner her plan would be carried
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 259
out. At length
the oil boiled.
She then took
the kettle and
poured into
each jar, from
the first to the
last, enough
boiling oil to
scald the rob- Fe’
bers todeath. ff
This being
done without
any noise, she
returned to the
kitchen with
the empty ket-
tle, and shut
the door. She |.
put out the J
large fire she |
had made up &
for this pur-
pose, and only
left enough to
finish boiling the broth for Ali Baba. She then blew
out the lamp and remained perfectly silent, deter-
260 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
mined not to go
to bed until she:
had watched -
what would
happen, from a
window of the
‘kitchen which
overlooked the
court.
Morgiana had
scarcely waited
| a quarter of an-
hour, when the
Captain of the
robbers.awoke.
He got up, and
opening the window looked out; all was dark and
silent; he gave the signal by feoeine the pebbles,
many oi which fell on the jars, as the sound plainly
proved. He listened, but heard nothing that could
lead him to suppose his men obeyed the summons.
He became uneasy at this delay, and threw some
pebbles down a second, and even a third time. ‘They
all struck the jars, yet nothing moved, and he was at
a loss to account for it. He went down into the court
in the utmost alarm, with as little noise as possible ;
and going up to the first jar, as he was going to ask
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 261
if the robber
contained in it,
and whom he
supposed still
living, was
asleep, he smelt
a strong scent .
of hot and burn-
ing oil coming
out of the jar,.
by which he
feared his wicked plan had eal He went to the
next jar, and to all in turn, and discovered that all
his men were dead. eeined at this, he jumped over
the garden-gate which led out of the court, and going
from one garden to another by getting over the walls,
made his escape.
When Morgiana perceived that all was still and
silent, and that the Captain of the thieves did not
return, she concluded he had decamped, as he did,
instead of attempting to escape by the house-door, '
which was fastened with double bolts. Fully satisfied
and overjoyed at having so well succeeded in securing~
the safety of the whole family, she at length retired to
bed, and soon fell asleep. .
‘Ali Baba went out before daybreak, and repaired to
the bath, followed by his slave, totally ignorant of
262 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. |
the surprising event which had taken place in his
house during his sleep, for Morgiana had not thought
it necessary to wake him, particularly as she had no
time to lose, while she was engaged in her perilous
enterprise, and it was useless to disturb him after she
had averted the danger.
When he returned from the bath, the sun being
risen, Ali Baba was surprised to see the jars of oil still
in their places ; he enquired the reason of Morgiana,
who let him in, and who had left everything as it was,
in order to show it to him.
““My good master,†said Morgiana to Ali Baba’s
question, “may God preserve you and all your family.
You will soon know the reason, if you will take the
trouble to come with me.’’? Ali Baba followed Mor-
giana, and when she had shut the door, she took him
to the first jar and bid him look in and see if it con-
tained oil. He did as she desired: and seeing a man
in the jar, he hastily drew back and uttered a cry of
surprise. ‘‘Do not be afraid,†said she, “the man
you see there will not do you any harm; he has
attempted it, but he will never hurt either you or
any one else again, for he is now a lifeless corpse.â€
‘‘Morgiana!†exclaimed Ali Baba, ‘‘what does all
this mean? Do explain this mystery.†“TI will ex-
plain it,†replied Morgiana, “but pray be cautious,
and do not awaken the curiosity of your neighbors
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 263
to learn what it ©
is of the utmost
importance that
youshould keep
secret and con-
cealed. Look
first at all the
other jars.â€
Ali Baba ex-
‘amined all the
rest of the jars,
one after the ;
other, from the first till he came to the last, which
contained the oil, and he remarked that its oil was
nearly allgone. ‘This done, he stood, sometimes cast-
ing his eyes on Morgiana, then looking at the jars, .
yet without speaking a word, so great was his surprise.
At length, as if speech was suddenly restored to him,
he said, ‘And what is become of the merchant?â€
‘The merchant,†replied Morgiana, “is just as
much a merchant as Iam. I can tell you who he is.â€
She then described the marks made upon the door, _
and the way in which she had copied them, adding:
‘“ You see this is a plot contrived by the thieves of the
forest, whose troop, I know not how, seems to be di-
minished by two. But be that as it may, it is now
reduced to three at most. This proves that they are
264 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
determined on your death, and you will do right to be
on your guard against them, so long as you are certain
that even one remains.†— ee
- Ali Baba, full of gratitude for all he owed her, re-
plied, ‘‘I will reward you as you deserve before I die.
I owe my life to you, and from this moment give you
your liberty, and will soon do still more for you.â€
“Meanwhile the Captain of the forty thieves had
returned to the forest full of rage, and determined to
revenge himself on Ali Baba.
. Next:morning he awoke at an early hour, put ona .
merchant’s dress, and returned to the city, where he
took a lodging in a khan. Then he bought a horse,
which he made use of to convey to his lodging several _
kinds of rich stuffs and fine linens, bringing them
from the forest at various times. In order to dispose
of these wares, he took a shop, and established him-
self in it. ‘This shop was exactly opposite to that
which had- belonged to Cassim, and was now occupied
by the son of Ali Baba.
The Captain of the thieves, who had taken the name
of Cogia Houssain, soon succeeded in making friends
with the son of Ali Baba; who was young and good-
natured. Heoften invited the young man tosup with .
him, and made him many rich gifts. When Ali Baba
heard of it, he resolved to make some return for
this kindness to Cogia Houssain; little thinking that _
_ Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 265
the pretended
merchant was
teally the. Cap-
tain. of the
thieves. So,one
day he asked
Cogia Hous-
sain to do him
the honor of §
supping, and
spending the
evening at his house. ‘‘Sir,’’ replied Cogia, ‘‘I am
grateful for your kindness; but I must beg you to
excuse. me, and for a Peicon which I am sure you
will think eamiciedt It is this: I never eat of any
_ dish that has salt in it; judge, then, of the figure I
should make at your table.’ “If this be your only
reason,†replied Ali Baba, “it need not prevent
you coming to supper with, me. ‘he bread which
is eaten in my house does not contain any salt; and
as.for the meat and other. dishes, I promise you
there shall be none in those which are served be-
fore you.â€
So. Ali Baba went into the kitchen, and desired
Morgiana not to put any salt-to the meat she was go-
ing to serve for supper, and also to prepare two or three
dishes of those that he had ordered without any salt.
8
266 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
Morgiana, .
who was just
going to serve
the supper,
could not help
7 being annoyed
at this, and
making some
Hy inquiries of Ali
Baba: ‘‘Who,â€â€™
said she, ‘‘is
this*man, that
cannot eat salt?
Your supper
will be good for nothing if I delay it any later.â€
“Do not be angry,†replied Ali Baba: “he is a good
man; do what I desire you.â€
Morgiana obeyed, though much against her will;
and she felt some curiosity to see this man who did
not eat salt. When she had fihished, and Abdalla
had prepared the table, she helped him in carrying
the dishes. On looking at Cogia Houssain, she
instantly recollected him to be the Captain of the
robbers, in spite of his disguise; and looking at him
more closely, she saw that he had a dagger hidden
under his dress. ‘I am no longer surprised,†said ,
she to herself, “‘that this villain will not eat salt with
. Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 267
my master; he is his greatest
enemy, and means to murder
him; but I will still prevent
‘the villain !â€
When the supper was ended,
the Captain of the forty thieves
now thought that the time for
- revenging himself on Ali Baba,
by taking his life, was come. |,
“T will make them both drink —
much wine,†thought he, ‘‘and
then the son, against whom I
bear no malice, will not pre- f
vent my plunging my dagger
into the heart of his father, \\Â¥
and I shall escape by way of
the garden, as I did before,
while the cook and the slave
are at their supper or perhaps
asleep in the kitchen.â€
Instead, however, of going
to supper, Morgiana did not
allow him time to carry out
- his wicked plans. She dressed
herself like a dancer, put on
a head-dress suitable to that character, and wore a
girdle round her waist of silver gilt, to which she
. 268 — Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
fastened a dag-
ger, made of
the same metal.
Her face-was
hidden bya
very handsome
mask. When
she had so dis-
guised herself,
she said to Abdalla, ‘Take your tabor, and let us go
and entertain our master’s guest, who i is the mene of
his son, as we
do sometimes.
by our perform-
ances.â€
Abdalla took
his tabor and
began to play,
as he walked be-
fore Morgiana,
and entered the
room; Morgi-
ana following
him, made a
low courtesy,
and performed
several dances,
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. - 269
with equal
grace and agil-
ity. At length.
she drew out
the dagger, and.
dancing with
it in her hand,
she surpassed
all she had yet
done, by her
light move-
ments and high
leaps; some-:
times present-
ing the dagger
as if to strike,
and at others
holding it to
‘her own bosom,
as.if to stab
herself.
. At length, as
if out of breath,
she took the
tabor from Ab-
dalla with her left hand, and holding the nee in
her right, she held out the tabor to Ali Baba, who
270 Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
threw a piece of gold into the tabor. Morgiana then
held it out to his son, who did the same. Cogia
Houssain, who saw that she was coming to him next,
had already taken his purse from his bosom, and
was putting his hand in it, when Morgiana, with
gteat courage, suddenly plunged the dagger into his
heart so deep, that the life-blood streamed from the
wound.
Ali Baba and his son, terrified at this action, uttered
aloud cry: ‘‘Wretch!’’ exclaimed Ali Baba, ‘‘ what
hast thou done? . Thou hast ruined me and my family
forever.â€
‘‘What I have done,’’ replied onan, ‘is not for
your ruin, but for your safety.†Then opening Cogia
Houssain’s robe to show IND, Baba the poniard which
was concealed under it, ‘‘see,†continued she, ‘‘the
cruel enemy you had to deal ane examine ane and
you will recognize the pretended ot merchant and the
Captain of the forty thieves! Do you now see why he
refused to eat salt with you? Can you require a
stronger proof of his treachery?â€
Ali Baba, who now saw all that he owed to Morgi-
ana for having thus saved his life a second time, cried,
“*Morgiana, I gave you your liberty, and at the same
time promised to do more for you at some future time.
This period is now arrived, and I present you to my
son as his wife.’’
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. 271
A few days after, Ali Baba had the marriage of his
son and Morgiana celebrated with great feasting.
After the marriage, Ali Baba decided to again visit
the cave of the forty thieves, in the forest. On reach-
ing it on horse-back, he dismounted, and went up to
the door, and repeated the words, ‘““OpEN SESAM®.â€
At once the door opened, and he entered the cave,
and found that no one had been in it from the time
that Cogia Houssain had opened his shop in the city.
He therefore knew that the whole troop of thieves.
was killed, and that he was the only person in the
whole world who knew the secret of the cave.
From that time Ali Baba and his son, whom he
took to the cave and taught the secret to enter
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but welcome “‘snappy’’ paragraphs that appeal to their
good sense.
POOR BOYS’ CHANCES. By John Habberton, author .
of ‘‘Helen’s Babies.� Cloth, 186 illustrations, 50 cents.
“We tried it on the office boy, who is ambitious and
industrious, and will some day be a great newspaper
proprietor. When asked what he thought of the book
he replied: ‘Fine.’ The book is a great acquisition to
any boy.’â€â€™â€”Cincinnati Times-Star.
SEA KINGS AND NAVAL HEROES. By Hartwell
James. Cloth, 137 illustrations, 50 cents. ‘These
stories of famous sea fights of the world, with other
naval adventures and enterprises, are important as a
branch of education, giving as they do adequate ideas
of great events and clear conceptions of renowned. per-
sonages.’’—Inter- Ocean.
THE STORY OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE. By And-
rew Lang. Pictures by Mills Thompson. Cloth, 50
cents. It happened long ago, this adventure of the
Golden Fleece, but the fame of the heroes who sailed
away to a distant land to win themselves renown for-
ever has lived, having been told many times in story
and song. Yet who could tell it like Mr. Lang, with
his poet’s passion for beauty, his artist’s eye for color
and detail?
THE LITTLE BOY AND THE ELEPHANT. By Gus-
_tave Frankenstein. Pictures by Gustave Verbeek.
Cloth, 50 cents.
BUMPER AND BABY JOHN. By Anna Chapin Ray.
Illustrated. Cloth, 50 cents.
A GOURD FIDDLE. By Grace MacGowan Cooke. Illus-
trated. Cloth, 50 cents.
12 HENRY ALTEMUS COMPANY’S PUBLICATIONS.
ALTEMUS’ ILLUSTRATED
Good Time Series.
Attractive books by popular authors, each containing
qualities which children are quick to perceive and
appreciate. They strongly appeal to those who judi-
ciously select what children shall read. Handsomely
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Cloth, illuminated covers (53 x 7% inches), 50 cents each.
UNDER THE STARS. By Florence Morse Kingsley.
Four beautiful stories from the life of Jesus. “A
Watch in the Night.’? ‘‘The Child in Jerusalem.â€â€™
“The Only Son of His Mother.’� ‘The Children’s
Bread.’’ Cloth, 50 cents.
THE STORY OF THE ROBINS. By Sarah Trimmer.
This story has received nothing but praise from the
greatest critics; and it has been illustrated by the best
artists. Its purpose is to teach kindness to animals.
Cloth, 50 cents.
JACKANAPES. By Juliana H. Ewing. In the story of
“¢ Jackanapes,’’ the Captain’s child, is the one impor-
tant figure. The doting aunt, the faithful Tony, the
irascible General, the postman, the boy trumpeter, the
silent Major, and the ever-dear Lollo, are there, it is
true, but they group around the hero in subordinate
positions. Cloth, 50 cents.
THE CHRISTMAS STOCKING. By Elizabeth Wether-
‘ell. This story of the Christmas Stocking has helped
to make many children happy, for without it many
fathers and mothers would have never thought of
making arrangements for the visit of Santa Claus.
Cloth, 50 cents.
HENRY ALTEMUS COMPANY’S PUBLICATIONS. 13
LADDIE. By the Author of ‘‘ Miss Toosey’s Mission.?? A
charming story that has been popular many years, and
deservedly so. Cloth, 50 cents.
MAKING A START. By Tudor Jenks. The story of a
bright boy who did not wait for ‘something to turn
up,’ but exercised his talent for drawing until he
secured a good position on a great daily newspaper.
Cloth, 50 cents.
THE STORY OF A DONKEY. By Mme. La Comtesse
de Ségur. In this book the donkey tells the story of
his life and adventure, because, as he says, ‘“‘I want
you to treat.all of us donkeys kindly, and to remember
that we are often much more sensible than some
human beings.’’ Cloth, 50 cents.
MISS TOOSEY’S MISSION. By the Author of ‘‘ Laddie.â€â€™
A delightful and wholesome story that has had a wide
circulation and still holds its popularity. Cloth, 50 cents.
JESSICA’S FIRST PRAYER. By Hesba Stretton. A
beautiful and pathetic story which appeals to all chil-
dren, and to older readers as well. Cloth, 50 cents.
A BLUE GRASS BEAUTY. By Gabrielle E. Jackson.
With the story of the ‘‘ Blue Grass Beauty ’’. is woven
that of some very nice people, and all is set forth in
Mrs. Jackson’s inimitable manner. It is far too good a
book to mislay. Cloth, 50 cents.
THE STORY OF A SHORT LIFE. By Juliana H.
Ewing. Many people admire Leonard’s story as much
as ‘“Jackanapes.’’ It is a simple, exquisitely tender .
little story. Cloth, 50 cents.
THE ADVENTURES OF BARON MUNCHAUSEN.
By Rudolph Erich Raspe. These stories are so out-
rageous, and Munchausen asserts so strongly that they
are all strictly true, that his name has become proverbial
as a synonym for extravagant boasting. Cloth, 50 cents,
144 HENRY ALTEMUS COMPANY’S PUBLICATIONS,
ALTEMUS’ ILLUSTRATED
HOLLY-TREE SERIES.
A series of good, clean books for young people, by authors
whose fame for delightful stories is world-wide. They
are well printed on fine paper, handsomely illustrated,
have colored frontispieces, and are bound in cloth deco-
rated in gold and colors, 50 cents. t
THE HOLLY-TREE.. By Charles Dickens.
THEN MARCHED THE BRAVE. By Harriet T.
Comstock.
A MODERN CINDERELLA. By Louisa M. Alcott.
THE LITTLE MISSIONARY. By Amanda M. Douglas.
THE RULE OF THREE. By Susan Coolidge.
CHUGGINS. By H. Irving Hancock.
WHEN THE BRITISH CAME. By Harriet T. Comstock.
LITTLE FOXES. By Rose Terry Cooke.
AN UNRECORDED MIRACLE. By Florence Morse
Kingsley. |
THE STORY WITHOUT AN END. By Sarah Austin.
CLOVER’S PRINCESS. By Amanda M. Douglas.
THE SWEET STORY JF OLD. By L. Haskell.
HENRY ALTEMUS COMPANY’S PUBLICATIONS. 15
ALTEMUS’ ILLUSTRATED
Mother Goose Series.
A series of entirely new editions of the most popular books
for young people. Handsomely printed from large,
clear type, on choice paper; each volume containing
about one hundred illustrations. Half vellum, with
illuminated sides (6{ x 82 inches), price, 50 cents each.
ALADDIN; OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
OUR ANIMAL FRIENDS.
- BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
BIRD STORIES FOR LITTLE PEOPLE.
CINDERELLA; OR, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER.
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT.
JACK AND THE BEAN-STALK.
JACK THE GIANT-KILLER.
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD.
PUSS IN BOOTS.
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY.
WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN?
16 HENRY ALTEMUS COMPANY’S PUBLICATIONS.
ALTEMUS’ ILLUSTRATED
Wee Books for Wee Folks.
Filled with charming stories, beautifully illustrated with
pictures in colors and black and white. Daintily, yet
durably bound. Single volume, 50 cerits each ; two
volumes, boxed, $1.00 per set. .
NURSERY TALES.
NURSERY RHYMES.
THE STORY OF PETER RABBIT.
THE FOOLISH FOX.
THREE LITTLE PIGS.
THE ROBBER KITTEN.
ALTEMUS’ ILLUSTRATED
Banbury Cross Series.
This is a series of old favorites, printed on plate paper ; each
volume containing about forty beautiful illustrations,
including a frontispiece in colors. Half vellum, with
illuminated sides. “Square 16mo. Price, 50 cents each.
OLD MOTHER HUBBARD.
CHICKEN-LITTLE.
BLUE BEARD. -
TOM THUMB.
THE THREE BEARS.
THE WHITE CAT.
THE FAIRY GIFTS. ¢
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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'11637' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALJO' 'sip-files00078thm.jpg'
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describe
'284573' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALJP' 'sip-files00079.jp2'
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describe
'169658' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALJQ' 'sip-files00079.jpg'
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describe
'8705' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALJR' 'sip-files00079.pro'
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describe
'41157' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALJS' 'sip-files00079.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALJT' 'sip-files00079.tif'
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describe
'393' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALJU' 'sip-files00079.txt'
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describe
'9709' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALJV' 'sip-files00079thm.jpg'
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describe
'284764' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALJW' 'sip-files00080.jp2'
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'2011-11-17T23:10:53-05:00'
describe
'150119' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALJX' 'sip-files00080.jpg'
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describe
'36463' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALJY' 'sip-files00080.pro'
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describe
'47771' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALJZ' 'sip-files00080.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKA' 'sip-files00080.tif'
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'2011-11-17T23:12:38-05:00'
describe
'1448' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKB' 'sip-files00080.txt'
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describe
'11374' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKC' 'sip-files00080thm.jpg'
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'2011-11-17T23:10:02-05:00'
describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKD' 'sip-files00081.jp2'
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'2011-11-17T23:07:33-05:00'
describe
'148102' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKE' 'sip-files00081.jpg'
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describe
'36446' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKF' 'sip-files00081.pro'
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'2011-11-17T23:07:35-05:00'
describe
'47248' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKG' 'sip-files00081.QC.jpg'
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'2011-11-17T23:14:59-05:00'
describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKH' 'sip-files00081.tif'
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describe
'1447' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKI' 'sip-files00081.txt'
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describe
'11251' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKJ' 'sip-files00081thm.jpg'
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describe
'284750' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKK' 'sip-files00082.jp2'
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describe
'142530' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKL' 'sip-files00082.jpg'
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describe
'34861' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKM' 'sip-files00082.pro'
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describe
'46144' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKN' 'sip-files00082.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKO' 'sip-files00082.tif'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKP' 'sip-files00082.txt'
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'2011-11-17T23:14:50-05:00'
describe
'11088' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKQ' 'sip-files00082thm.jpg'
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describe
'284763' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKR' 'sip-files00083.jp2'
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describe
'149345' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKS' 'sip-files00083.jpg'
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describe
'37099' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKT' 'sip-files00083.pro'
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describe
'48371' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKU' 'sip-files00083.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKV' 'sip-files00083.tif'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKW' 'sip-files00083.txt'
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describe
'11523' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKX' 'sip-files00083thm.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKY' 'sip-files00084.jp2'
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describe
'146490' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALKZ' 'sip-files00084.jpg'
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describe
'35311' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLA' 'sip-files00084.pro'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLB' 'sip-files00084.QC.jpg'
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'2011-11-17T23:08:10-05:00'
describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLC' 'sip-files00084.tif'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLD' 'sip-files00084.txt'
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describe
'10972' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLE' 'sip-files00084thm.jpg'
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describe
'284542' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLF' 'sip-files00085.jp2'
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describe
'155948' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLG' 'sip-files00085.jpg'
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'2011-11-17T23:08:00-05:00'
describe
'5146' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLH' 'sip-files00085.pro'
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describe
'39563' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLI' 'sip-files00085.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLJ' 'sip-files00085.tif'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLK' 'sip-files00085.txt'
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describe
'9631' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLL' 'sip-files00085thm.jpg'
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'2011-11-17T23:13:22-05:00'
describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLM' 'sip-files00086.jp2'
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describe
'151483' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLN' 'sip-files00086.jpg'
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'2011-11-17T23:16:09-05:00'
describe
'37661' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLO' 'sip-files00086.pro'
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLQ' 'sip-files00086.tif'
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describe
'1494' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLR' 'sip-files00086.txt'
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describe
'11653' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLS' 'sip-files00086thm.jpg'
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describe
'284592' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLT' 'sip-files00087.jp2'
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describe
'149036' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLU' 'sip-files00087.jpg'
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describe
'36951' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLV' 'sip-files00087.pro'
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describe
'48507' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLW' 'sip-files00087.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLX' 'sip-files00087.tif'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLY' 'sip-files00087.txt'
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describe
'11448' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALLZ' 'sip-files00087thm.jpg'
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describe
'284560' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALMA' 'sip-files00088.jp2'
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describe
'152702' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALMB' 'sip-files00088.jpg'
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describe
'10563' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALMC' 'sip-files00088.pro'
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describe
'41844' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALMD' 'sip-files00088.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALME' 'sip-files00088.tif'
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describe
'439' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALMF' 'sip-files00088.txt'
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describe
'10142' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALMG' 'sip-files00088thm.jpg'
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describe
'284500' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALMH' 'sip-files00089.jp2'
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describe
'104831' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALMI' 'sip-files00089.jpg'
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describe
'902' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALMJ' 'sip-files00089.pro'
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describe
'24442' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALMK' 'sip-files00089.QC.jpg'
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describe
'2293248' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALML' 'sip-files00089.tif'
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describe
'106' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALMM' 'sip-files00089.txt'
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALMO' 'sip-files00090.jp2'
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describe
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describe
'37401' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALMQ' 'sip-files00090.pro'
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describe
'49502' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALMR' 'sip-files00090.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALMS' 'sip-files00090.tif'
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describe
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describe
Invalid character
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'48655' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQE' 'sip-files00103.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQF' 'sip-files00103.tif'
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describe
'1466' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQG' 'sip-files00103.txt'
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describe
'11688' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQH' 'sip-files00103thm.jpg'
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describe
'284755' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQI' 'sip-files00104.jp2'
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describe
'148330' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQJ' 'sip-files00104.jpg'
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describe
'36291' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQK' 'sip-files00104.pro'
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describe
'48081' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQL' 'sip-files00104.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQM' 'sip-files00104.tif'
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describe
'1436' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQN' 'sip-files00104.txt'
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describe
'11816' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQO' 'sip-files00104thm.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQP' 'sip-files00105.jp2'
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describe
'157590' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQQ' 'sip-files00105.jpg'
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describe
'15318' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQR' 'sip-files00105.pro'
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describe
'43039' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQS' 'sip-files00105.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQT' 'sip-files00105.tif'
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describe
'725' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQU' 'sip-files00105.txt'
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describe
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'11113' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQV' 'sip-files00105thm.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQW' 'sip-files00106.jp2'
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describe
'152989' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQX' 'sip-files00106.jpg'
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describe
'35881' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALQY' 'sip-files00106.pro'
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALRA' 'sip-files00106.tif'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALRB' 'sip-files00106.txt'
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALRD' 'sip-files00107.jp2'
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describe
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describe
'36636' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALRF' 'sip-files00107.pro'
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALRH' 'sip-files00107.tif'
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describe
'1460' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALRI' 'sip-files00107.txt'
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describe
'11633' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALRJ' 'sip-files00107thm.jpg'
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describe
'284714' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALRK' 'sip-files00108.jp2'
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describe
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describe
'36276' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALRM' 'sip-files00108.pro'
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALRO' 'sip-files00108.tif'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALRP' 'sip-files00108.txt'
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describe
'11547' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALRQ' 'sip-files00108thm.jpg'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALRV' 'sip-files00109.tif'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALRW' 'sip-files00109.txt'
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALRY' 'sip-files00110.jp2'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALSC' 'sip-files00110.tif'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALSJ' 'sip-files00111.tif'
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALSM' 'sip-files00112.jp2'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALSQ' 'sip-files00112.tif'
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describe
'1461' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALSR' 'sip-files00112.txt'
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALST' 'sip-files00113.jp2'
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALSV' 'sip-files00113.pro'
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALSX' 'sip-files00113.tif'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALSY' 'sip-files00113.txt'
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALTA' 'sip-files00114.jp2'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALTE' 'sip-files00114.tif'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALTF' 'sip-files00114.txt'
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALTH' 'sip-files00115.jp2'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAALTL' 'sip-files00115.tif'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMKT' 'sip-files00179thm.jpg'
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describe
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describe
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describe
'37603' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMKW' 'sip-files00180.pro'
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMKY' 'sip-files00180.tif'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMKZ' 'sip-files00180.txt'
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMLB' 'sip-files00181.jp2'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMLF' 'sip-files00181.tif'
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMLI' 'sip-files00182.jp2'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMLM' 'sip-files00182.tif'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMLT' 'sip-files00183.tif'
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMLW' 'sip-files00184.jp2'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMMD' 'sip-files00185.jp2'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMMH' 'sip-files00185.tif'
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describe
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describe
Invalid character
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
Invalid character
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMOL' 'sip-files00193.tif'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMRY' 'sip-files00206.tif'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMSF' 'sip-files00207.tif'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMSM' 'sip-files00208.tif'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMSW' 'sip-files00210.jp2'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAAMTD' 'sip-files00211.jp2'
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
Invalid character
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
Invalid character
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
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describe
'32111' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANMW' 'sip-files00285.pro'
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describe
'36917' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANMX' 'sip-files00285.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANMY' 'sip-files00285.tif'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANMZ' 'sip-files00285.txt'
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describe
Invalid character
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNA' 'sip-files00285thm.jpg'
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describe
'284420' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNB' 'sip-files00286.jp2'
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describe
'159000' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNC' 'sip-files00286.jpg'
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describe
'43475' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANND' 'sip-files00286.pro'
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describe
'45967' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNE' 'sip-files00286.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNF' 'sip-files00286.tif'
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describe
'1897' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNG' 'sip-files00286.txt'
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describe
'10837' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNH' 'sip-files00286thm.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNI' 'sip-files00287.jp2'
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describe
'149616' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNJ' 'sip-files00287.jpg'
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describe
'40368' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNK' 'sip-files00287.pro'
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describe
'42815' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNL' 'sip-files00287.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNM' 'sip-files00287.tif'
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describe
'1772' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNN' 'sip-files00287.txt'
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describe
'10226' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNO' 'sip-files00287thm.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNP' 'sip-files00288.jp2'
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describe
'158428' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNQ' 'sip-files00288.jpg'
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describe
'42916' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNR' 'sip-files00288.pro'
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describe
'44834' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNS' 'sip-files00288.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNT' 'sip-files00288.tif'
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describe
'1884' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNU' 'sip-files00288.txt'
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describe
'10821' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNV' 'sip-files00288thm.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNW' 'sip-files00289.jp2'
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describe
'156328' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNX' 'sip-files00289.jpg'
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describe
'43425' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNY' 'sip-files00289.pro'
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describe
'44972' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANNZ' 'sip-files00289.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOA' 'sip-files00289.tif'
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describe
'1907' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOB' 'sip-files00289.txt'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOC' 'sip-files00289thm.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOD' 'sip-files00290.jp2'
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describe
'137216' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOE' 'sip-files00290.jpg'
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describe
'36747' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOF' 'sip-files00290.pro'
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describe
'40129' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOG' 'sip-files00290.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOH' 'sip-files00290.tif'
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describe
'1608' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOI' 'sip-files00290.txt'
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describe
Invalid character
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOJ' 'sip-files00290thm.jpg'
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describe
'284608' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOK' 'sip-files00291.jp2'
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describe
'150176' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOL' 'sip-files00291.jpg'
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describe
'42235' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOM' 'sip-files00291.pro'
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describe
'43745' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANON' 'sip-files00291.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOO' 'sip-files00291.tif'
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describe
'1849' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOP' 'sip-files00291.txt'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOQ' 'sip-files00291thm.jpg'
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describe
'284587' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOR' 'sip-files00292.jp2'
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describe
'106300' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOS' 'sip-files00292.jpg'
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describe
'21525' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOT' 'sip-files00292.pro'
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describe
'33489' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOU' 'sip-files00292.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOV' 'sip-files00292.tif'
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describe
'916' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOW' 'sip-files00292.txt'
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describe
'9071' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOX' 'sip-files00292thm.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOY' 'sip-files00293.jp2'
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describe
'87854' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANOZ' 'sip-files00293.jpg'
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describe
'16821' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPA' 'sip-files00293.pro'
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describe
'28874' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPB' 'sip-files00293.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPC' 'sip-files00293.tif'
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describe
'722' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPD' 'sip-files00293.txt'
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describe
'6887' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPE' 'sip-files00293thm.jpg'
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describe
'284474' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPF' 'sip-files00294.jp2'
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describe
'104385' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPG' 'sip-files00294.jpg'
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describe
'20384' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPH' 'sip-files00294.pro'
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describe
'30464' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPI' 'sip-files00294.QC.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPJ' 'sip-files00294.tif'
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describe
'894' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPK' 'sip-files00294.txt'
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describe
'7978' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPL' 'sip-files00294thm.jpg'
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describe
'383244' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPM' 'sip-files00297.jp2'
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describe
'84572' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPN' 'sip-files00297.jpg'
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describe
'17515' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPO' 'sip-files00297.QC.jpg'
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describe
'9204732' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPP' 'sip-files00297.tif'
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describe
'4421' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPQ' 'sip-files00297thm.jpg'
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describe
'380492' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPR' 'sip-files00298.jp2'
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describe
'155775' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPS' 'sip-files00298.jpg'
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describe
'31142' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPT' 'sip-files00298.QC.jpg'
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describe
'9137648' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPU' 'sip-files00298.tif'
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describe
'6435' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPV' 'sip-files00298thm.jpg'
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describe
'68902' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPW' 'sip-files00299.jp2'
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describe
'46270' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPX' 'sip-files00299.jpg'
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describe
'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPY' 'sip-files00299.pro'
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describe
'11563' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANPZ' 'sip-files00299.QC.jpg'
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describe
'1658808' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANQA' 'sip-files00299.tif'
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describe
'4133' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANQB' 'sip-files00299thm.jpg'
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describe
'32' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANQC' 'sip-filesprocessing.instr'
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describe
'486807' 'info:fdaE20081001_AAAACNfileF20081003_AAANQD' 'sip-filesUF00084218_00001.mets'
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describe
TargetNamespace.1: Expecting namespace 'http://www.uflib.ufl.edu/digital/metadata/ufdc2/', but the target namespace of the schema document is 'http://digital.uflib.ufl.edu/metadata/ufdc2/'.
'2014-01-12T07:23:28-05:00' 'mixed'
xml resolution
http://www.uflib.ufl.edu/digital/metadata/ufdc2/ufdc2.xsdhttp://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema
BROKEN_LINK http://www.uflib.ufl.edu/digital/metadata/ufdc2/ufdc2.xsd
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema
The element type "div" must be terminated by the matching end-tag "
".
