Arabian Nights'
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共 180 题- FRONTISPIECE
- EMBELLISHED WITH
- NEARLY ONE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS.
- A NEW EDITION,
- CAREFULLY REVISED AND CORRECTED.
- COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME.
- STEREOTYPED BY JAMES CONNER.
- PHILADELPHIA:
- PUBLISHED BY THOMAS WARDLE,
- NO. 13 MINOR STREET.
- CONTENTS
- The Story of the Genie, and the Lady shut up in a Glass Box
- The Fable of the Ass, the Ox, and the Labourer
- The Fable of the Dog and the Cock
- The Story of the Merchant and the Genie
- The History of the first Old Man and the Hind
- The Story of the second Old Man and the two Black Dogs
- The Story of the Fisherman
- The Story of the Grecian King and the Physician Douban
- The Story of the Husband and the Parrot
- The Story of the Vizier that was punished
- The History of the young King of the Black Isles
- The History of the first Calender, a King’s Son
- The Story of the second Calender, a King’s Son
- The Story of the Envious Man, and of him that he envied
- The History of the third Calender, a King’s Son
- The Story of Zobeide
- The Story of Amine
- The Story of Sinbad, the Sailor
- His first Voyage
- His second Voyage
- His third Voyage
- His fourth Voyage
- His fifth Voyage
- His sixth Voyage
- His seventh and last Voyage
- The Story of the Three Apples
- The Story of Noureddin Ali and Bedreddin Hassan
- The Story of the little Hunch-back
- The Story told by the Christian Merchant
- The Story told by the Sultan of Casgar’s Purveyor
- The Story told by the Jewish Physician
- The Story told by the Tailor
- The Story of the Barber
- The Story of the Barber’s eldest Brother
- The Story of the Barber’s second Brother
- The Story of the Barber’s third Brother
- The Story of the Barber’s fourth Brother
- The Story of the Barber’s fifth Brother
- The Story of the Barber’s sixth Brother
- The History of the Princess of China
- The Story of the Princes Amgiad and Assad
- The Story of Prince Amgiad and a Lady of the City of the Magicians
- The sequel of the Story of Prince Assad
- The Story of Noureddin and the Fair Persian
- The History of Prince Zeyn Alasnam, and the King of the Genii
- The History of Codadad and his Brothers
- The History of the Princess of Deryabar
- The Story of the Sleeper awakened
- The Story of Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp
- The Adventures of the Caliph Haroun Alraschid
- The Story of the Blind Man, Baba Abdalla
- The Story of Sidi Nonman
- The Story of Cogia Hassan Alhabbal
- The Story of Ali Baba, and the Forty Robbers destroyed by a Slave
- The Story of Ali Cogia, a Merchant of Bagdad
- The Story of the Enchanted Horse
- The Story of Prince Ahmed, and the Fairy Pari Banou
- The Story of the Sisters who envied their youngest Sister
- PREFACE.
- THE LADY OF THE GLASS CASE.
- FIRST NIGHT.
- SECOND NIGHT.
- THIRD NIGHT.
- FOURTH NIGHT.
- FIFTH NIGHT.
- SIXTH NIGHT.
- SEVENTH NIGHT.
- EIGHTH NIGHT.
- NINTH NIGHT.
- TENTH NIGHT.
- ELEVENTH NIGHT.
- TWELFTH NIGHT.
- THIRTEENTH NIGHT.
- FOURTEENTH NIGHT.
- FIFTEENTH NIGHT.
- SIXTEENTH NIGHT.
- SEVENTEENTH NIGHT.
- EIGHTEENTH NIGHT.
- NINETEENTH NIGHT.
- TWENTIETH NIGHT.
- TWENTY-FIRST NIGHT.
- TWENTY-SECOND NIGHT.
- TWENTY-THIRD NIGHT.
- TWENTY-FOURTH NIGHT.
- TWENTY-FIFTH NIGHT.
- TWENTY-SIXTH NIGHT.
- TWENTY-SEVENTH NIGHT.
- TWENTY-EIGHTH NIGHT.
- TWENTY-NINTH NIGHT.
- THIRTIETH NIGHT.
- THIRTY-FIRST NIGHT.
- THIRTY-SECOND NIGHT.
- THIRTY-THIRD NIGHT.
- THIRTY-FOURTH NIGHT.
- THIRTY-FIFTH NIGHT.
- THIRTY-SIXTH NIGHT.
- THIRTY-SEVENTH NIGHT.
- THIRTY-EIGHTH NIGHT.
- THIRTY-NINTH NIGHT.
- FORTIETH NIGHT.
- FORTY-FIRST NIGHT.
- FORTY-SECOND NIGHT.
- FORTY-THIRD NIGHT.
- FORTY-FOURTH NIGHT.
- FORTY-FIFTH NIGHT.
- FORTY-SIXTH NIGHT.
- FORTY-SEVENTH NIGHT.
- FORTY-EIGHTH NIGHT.
- FORTY-NINTH NIGHT.
- FIFTIETH NIGHT.
- FIFTY-FIRST NIGHT.
- FIFTY-SECOND NIGHT.
- FIFTY-THIRD NIGHT.
- FIFTY-FOURTH NIGHT.
- FIFTY-FIFTH NIGHT.
- FIFTY-SIXTH NIGHT.
- FIFTY-SEVENTH NIGHT.
- FIFTY-EIGHTH NIGHT.
- FIFTY-NINTH NIGHT.
- SIXTIETH NIGHT.
- SIXTY-FIRST NIGHT.
- SIXTY-SECOND NIGHT.
- SIXTY-THIRD NIGHT.
- SIXTY-FOURTH NIGHT.
- SIXTY-FIFTH NIGHT.
- SIXTY-SIXTH NIGHT.
- SIXTY-SEVENTH NIGHT.
- SIXTY-EIGHTH NIGHT.
- SIXTY-NINTH NIGHT.
- SEVENTIETH NIGHT.
- SEVENTY-FIRST NIGHT.
- SEVENTY-SECOND NIGHT.
- SEVENTY-THIRD NIGHT.
- SEVENTY-FOURTH NIGHT.
- SEVENTY-FIFTH NIGHT.
- SEVENTY-SIXTH NIGHT.
- SEVENTY-SEVENTH NIGHT.
- SEVENTY-EIGHTH NIGHT.
- SEVENTY-NINTH NIGHT.
- EIGHTIETH NIGHT.
- EIGHTY-FIRST NIGHT.
- EIGHTY-SECOND NIGHT.
- EIGHTY-THIRD NIGHT.
- EIGHTY-FOURTH NIGHT.
- EIGHTY-FIFTH NIGHT.
- EIGHTY-SIXTH NIGHT.
- EIGHTY-SEVENTH NIGHT.
- EIGHTY-EIGHTH NIGHT.
- EIGHTY-NINTH NIGHT.
- NINETIETH NIGHT. [54]
- While his retinue were unlading the othe
- Sir, said I, I am ashamed of all your fa
- The Barmecide found my brother to be a m
- Although the prince had in some measure
- At daybreak, they were got into a forest
- If the noise of the blow which Amgiad ga
- The Fair Persian perceiving Scheich Ibra
- Although king Saleh was, to do him justi
- She who sat at the bed’s head, and whose
- My father, moved with that pitiable obje
- The caliph sat down by Abon Hassan, whil
- Before Aladdin went home to his mother,
- As soon as the sultan rose the next morn
- My deliveress went into a closet and whi
- This, said Morgiana, is the account you
- The Story of Prince Ahmed, and the Fairy
- The magician, at her arrival, saved the
- THE END
- End of Project Gutenberg's The Arabian Nights' Entertainments, by Anonymous