The Thousand And One Nights; Or, the Arabian Night's Entertainments
The Thousand And One Nights; Or, the Arabian Night's Entertainments
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In this neoesaty he sent his wife to beg a bit of lead of any ci his neighbors ; but, as it was late, and every-body in bed, some called out that they had none, others scolding her for disturbing them, and many would give no answer at all. The poor woman began to despair of success, when coming to my door, she thought she would try once more.
She knocked accordingly, and called out for what she wanted.
I was in a sound sleep when she came ; but when I awoke I recollected the -piece oi lead whic...h Saad had given me; I arose and gave it to her. The fisherman's wife was so over- joyed, that she promised we should have the first cast of the net ; and when she told her husband what had befallen her, he much approved her promise.
At his first throw he caught only one large fish, which he pot by for me, and on his return gave it to me aoeoiding to his wife's promise. I accepted my neighbor's preseait very thankfully, and carrying it home told my wife how I came by it ''It will be all," said I, ''that we can expect from SftBd'a Li goltiag th* fifths my wife finmd a laige 4IimiioimI, which Am MUffpmed ww a pleee of glasa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this neoesaty he sent his wife to beg a bit of lead of any ci his neighbors ; but, as it was late, and every-body in bed, some called out that they had none, others scolding her for disturbing them, and many would give no answer at all. The poor woman began to despair of success, when coming to my door, she thought she would try once more.
She knocked accordingly, and called out for what she wanted.
I was in a sound sleep when she came ; but when I awoke I recollected the -piece oi lead whic...h Saad had given me; I arose and gave it to her. The fisherman's wife was so over- joyed, that she promised we should have the first cast of the net ; and when she told her husband what had befallen her, he much approved her promise.
At his first throw he caught only one large fish, which he pot by for me, and on his return gave it to me aoeoiding to his wife's promise. I accepted my neighbor's preseait very thankfully, and carrying it home told my wife how I came by it ''It will be all," said I, ''that we can expect from SftBd'a Li goltiag th* fifths my wife finmd a laige 4IimiioimI, which Am MUffpmed ww a pleee of glasa.
What to read after The Thousand And One Nights; Or, the Arabian Night's Entertainments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Claypoole Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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