The Thousand Nights - III

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Éditeur : Routledge	Date & Lieu : 2005, London
Préface :	Pages : 574
Traduction :	ISBN : 0-415-04541-X
Langue : Anglais	Format : 140x215 mm
Code FIKP : Liv. Ang.	Thème : Littérature

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Versions The Thousand Nights - I [London, 2004] İngiliz belgelerinde Atatürk - III [Ankara, 1973-01-01] The Thousand Nights - III [London, 2005] The Thousand Nights - IV [London, 2005] The Book of the Thousand Nights and One Night - III Powys Mathers Routledge It is related, O auspicious King, that there were once in Alexandria a dyer called Abu Kir and a barber named Abu Sir, who had neighbouring shops in the market. Abu Kir was a notorious rascal, a detestable liar, and a man of exceedingly ill life. His temples must have been hewn of indestructible granite and his head formed from one of the steps of the synagogue of Jews; otherwise how are we to explain the shameless audacity which he displayed in all his sins? Among countless other pieces of roguery, he used to make most of his clients pay in advance, ...


Table des Matières
Contents of Volume III The tale of Abu Kir and Abu Sir / 1 Moral anecdotes from the perfumed garden Containing The Three Wishes / 27 The Boy and the Rubber / 29 There is White and White / 31 The tale of land Abdallah and Sea Abdallah / 35 The tale of the yellow youth / 53 The tale of pomegranate-flower and Badr Basim / 71 Ishak’s winter evening / 105 The Fallah of Egypt and his white children / 111 The tale of Khalifah the fisherman / 117 The adventures of Hasan of Basrah / 155 The Diwan of jovial and indecent folk Containing The Historic Fart / 223 The Two Jesters / 225 A Woman’s Trick / 226 The tale of the sleeper wakened / 233 The loves of Zain al-Mawasif / 269 The tale of the lazy youth / 287 The tale of young Nur and the warrior girl / 297 The recitals of generosity and conduct containing Salah al-Din and His Wazir / 343 The Lovers’ Tomb / 345 The Divorce of Hind / 351 The strange tale of the mirror of virgins / 355 The tale of Ala al-din and the wonderful lamp / 375 The parable of true learning / 441 Farizad of the rose’s smile / 445 The tale of Kamar and the expert Halimah / 465 The tale of the leg of mutton / 489 The keys of destiny / 495 The diwan of easy jests and laughing wisdom containing The Everlasting Slippers / 517 Buhlul the Jester / 520 The Invitation to Universal Peace / 521 The Tale of the Tied Points / 524 The Tale of the Two Hashish-Eaters / 526 The Tale of the Father of Farts / 529 The Tale of the Kadi-Mule / 536 The Kadi and the Ass’s Foal / 540 The Tale of the Astute Kadi / 545 The Man Who Understood Women / 548 The Hashish-Eater in Judgment / 552 The tale of princess Nur al-Nihar and the lovely Jinniyah / 555