Tales From the Arabic of the Breslau And Calcutta 1814 18 Editions of the book
Tales From the Arabic of the Breslau And Calcutta 1814 18 Editions of the book
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/. His rage was ungovernable, so that none dared approach him in. His heat of passion.
148 oppressed the true believers and wasted the lands. Now he had a younger brother, who was [king] in Samarcand of the Persians, and the two kings abode a while of time, each in his own city and place, till they yearned unto each other and the elder king despatched his vizier in quest of his younger brother.
When the vizier came to the King of Samarcand [and acquainted him with his errand], he submitted hims...elf to the commandment [of his brother and made answer] with * Hearkening and obedience. ' Then he equipped himself and made ready for the journey and brought forth his tents and pavilions. A while after midnight, he went in to his wife, that he might take leave of her, and found with her a strange man, sleeping with her in one bed. So he slew them both and dragging them out by the feet, cast them away and set forth incontinent on his journey. When he came to his brother's court, the latter rejoiced in him with an ex- ceeding joy and lodged him in the pavilion of enter- tainment, [to wit, the guest-house, ] beside his own palace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
/. His rage was ungovernable, so that none dared approach him in. His heat of passion.
148 oppressed the true believers and wasted the lands. Now he had a younger brother, who was [king] in Samarcand of the Persians, and the two kings abode a while of time, each in his own city and place, till they yearned unto each other and the elder king despatched his vizier in quest of his younger brother.
When the vizier came to the King of Samarcand [and acquainted him with his errand], he submitted hims...elf to the commandment [of his brother and made answer] with * Hearkening and obedience. ' Then he equipped himself and made ready for the journey and brought forth his tents and pavilions. A while after midnight, he went in to his wife, that he might take leave of her, and found with her a strange man, sleeping with her in one bed. So he slew them both and dragging them out by the feet, cast them away and set forth incontinent on his journey. When he came to his brother's court, the latter rejoiced in him with an ex- ceeding joy and lodged him in the pavilion of enter- tainment, [to wit, the guest-house, ] beside his own palace.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burns Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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