And when it was the third night

and the King had taken his will of the Vizier's daughter,

Dunyazad said to her sister, "O my sister, finish us thy story."

"With all my heart," answered Shehrzad. "Know, O august King,

that when the genie heard the third old man's story, he marvelled

exceedingly and shook with delight and said, 'I remit to thee the

remainder of his crime.' Then he released the merchant, who went

up to the three old men and thanked them; and they gave him joy

of his escape and returned, each to his own country. Nor is this

more wonderful than the story of the Fisherman and the Genie."

"What is that?" asked the King: and she said, "I have heard tell,

O august King, that

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