Tales of the Persian Genii
Tales of the Persian Genii
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" "O miserable man!" said I. "Speak! Tell how I came to be in thy mansion. " "Know, " replied he, "that the fame of thy beauty reached this city, and I set forth and journeyed to the Kingdom of Kashmir, resolved to see thee or die. I sought the Enchantress Ullin, and through her magic was enabled to enter thy seraglio in the disguise of an old woman. By means of the portrait on the hand- kerchief I fired thy heart to rebel against the com- mands of the King thy father. When thou didst yield to ...my persuasion, thou didst come under the power of Ullin, who transported us hither. And this day hath the Enchantress fulfilled her promise, and given the lovely Hemjuneh to be the bride of Benasker. " "Wretched merchant!" I exclaimed. "Talk not so boldly. Go at once and inform the Sultan of this city 94 THE SULTAN MISNAR that the daughter of the King of Kashmir command- eth that he return her to her father/' "Nay, haughty Princess, " replied Benasker, with a sneer, "never mayest thou depart from my man- sion without my consent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "O miserable man!" said I. "Speak! Tell how I came to be in thy mansion. " "Know, " replied he, "that the fame of thy beauty reached this city, and I set forth and journeyed to the Kingdom of Kashmir, resolved to see thee or die. I sought the Enchantress Ullin, and through her magic was enabled to enter thy seraglio in the disguise of an old woman. By means of the portrait on the hand- kerchief I fired thy heart to rebel against the com- mands of the King thy father. When thou didst yield to ...my persuasion, thou didst come under the power of Ullin, who transported us hither. And this day hath the Enchantress fulfilled her promise, and given the lovely Hemjuneh to be the bride of Benasker. " "Wretched merchant!" I exclaimed. "Talk not so boldly. Go at once and inform the Sultan of this city 94 THE SULTAN MISNAR that the daughter of the King of Kashmir command- eth that he return her to her father/' "Nay, haughty Princess, " replied Benasker, with a sneer, "never mayest thou depart from my man- sion without my consent.
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