The thousand and one nights (Volume 1): commonly called, in England, the Arabian nights' entertainments . THE BARBERS STORY OF HIS FIFTH BROTHER. :((i:t Jut I will make her no reply; and she willir<*e me to take it, and will say, It must be[runk :—and will put it to my mouth : andipon this, I will shake my hand in her face,nd spurn her with my foot, and do thus.—Soaving, he kicked the tray of glass, which,leing upon a place elevated above the ground,ell, and all that was in it broke . there escapedlothing: and he cried out and said, All this ishe result of my pride ! And he slapped hisace,
The thousand and one nights (Volume 1): commonly called, in England, the Arabian nights' entertainments . THE BARBERS STORY OF HIS FIFTH BROTHER. :((i:t Jut I will make her no reply; and she willir<*e me to take it, and will say, It must be[runk :—and will put it to my mouth : andipon this, I will shake my hand in her face,nd spurn her with my foot, and do thus.—Soaving, he kicked the tray of glass, which,leing upon a place elevated above the ground,ell, and all that was in it broke . there escapedlothing: and he cried out and said, All this ishe result of my pride ! And he slapped hisace, and tore his clothes ; the passengersgazing at him, while he wept, and exclaimed,Ui! 0 my grief !.
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