Die tausend und eine Nacht (Band 1): allgemein genannt, in England, Unterhaltungen der Arabian Nights'. nd howwill sie weg auf dieser Buckelwale geworfen werden! Sie sagte daher tohim, mein Bruder, lass uns unter ihm, und heben Sie ihn Aufund nehmen ihn auf die Maiden, von wem Du redest, und sehen Sie, welche der beiden ist schöner. Die Efreet beantwortet, ich hören und gehorchen: Dieser Vorschlag ist richtig, und es gibt keine bessere Bestimmung Thanthis sein, das du erwählt hast; darum werde ich ihn tragen. Also er liftedhim, und stieg in den Himmel, und der Jinneeyeh flogen durch seine sideuntil Hinabgestiegen

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The thousand and one nights (Volume 1): commonly called, in England, the Arabian nights' entertainments . nd howwill she be thrown away upon this humpback! She therefore said tohim, O my brother, let us place ourselves beneath him and lift him upand take him to the maiden of whom thou speakest, and see which ofthe two is more beautiful. The Efreet answered, I hear and obey:this proposal is right, and there can be no better determination thanthis which thou hast chosen; therefore I will carry him. So he liftedhim up, and soared into the sky, and the Jinneeyeh flew by his sideuntil he descended with him in the city of Cairo, where he placed himupon a mastabah/8 and roused him from his sleep.39 When, therefore, he awoke, arid found that he was not at hisfathers tomb in the land of El-Basrah, he looked to the right and left, and perceived that he was in a city that was not El-Basrah, and wouldhave cried out, but the Efreet winked to him, and, lighting for hima candle, said to him, Know that I have brought thee hither, and Idesire to do thee a service for the sake of God : take, therefore, this. candle, and go with it to yonder bath, and mix with the people there, and proceed with them until thou arrivest at the saloon of the bride;then go before, and enter the saloon, and fear no one ; and when thouhast entered, station thyself on the right of the humpbacked bride-groom ; and whenever the tire-women and singing-women and dye-women come to thee, put thy hand into thy pocket: thou wilt find itfull of gold, and do thou take it by the handful and throw it to them;and imagine not that thou wilt put thy hand in and not find it filledwith c;old: give therefore to every one who cometh to thee by thehandful, and fear nothing ; but rely upon Him who created thee ; forthis will not be through thine own strength or power, but throughthe strength of God, and his power. On hearing these words of the Efreet, Hasan Bedr-ed-Deen said, What is this event, and what manner of kindness is this

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• bookcentury1800
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• bookpublisherlondo
• bookyear1883