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INTRODUCTION.

THE "THOUSAND AND ONE DAYS;"

ARABIAN TALES.

I.

THE STORY OF HASSAN ABDALLAH; OR, THE ENCHANTED KEYS.

THE STORY OF HASSAN ABDALLAH.

THE STORY OF THE BASKET-MAKER.

THE STORY OF THE DERVISE ABOUNADAR.

CONTINUATION OF THE STORY OF HASSAN ABDALLAH.

II.

SOLIMAN BEY AND THE THREE STORY-TELLERS.

THE FIRST STORY-TELLER.

THE SECOND STORY-TELLER.

THE THIRD STORY-TELLER.

III.

THE STORY OF PRINCE KHALAF AND THE PRINCESS OF CHINA.

THE STORY OF PRINCE AL ABBAS.

CONTINUATION OF THE STORY OF PRINCE KHALAF AND THE PRINCESS OF CHINA.

THE STORY OF LIN-IN.

CONTINUATION OF THE STORY OF PRINCE KHALAF AND THE PRINCESS OF CHINA.

IV.

THE WISE DEY.

V.

THE TUNISIAN SAGE; OR, THE POWDER OF LONGEVITY.

VI.

THE NOSE FOR GOLD.

VII.

THE STORY OF THE TREASURES OF BASRA.

HISTORY OF ABOULCASSEM.

CONCLUSION OF THE STORY OF THE TREASURES OF BASRA.

VIII.

THE OLD CAMEL.

IX.

THE STORY OF MEDJEDDIN.

VIII.

THE STORY OF KING BEDREDDIN-LOLO AND HIS VIZIR ATALMULC.

THE OLD PAIR OF SLIPPERS.

THE HISTORY OF ATALMULC, SURNAMED "THE SORROWFUL VIZIR," AND THE PRINCESS ZELICA.

CONTINUATION OF THE STORY OF KING BEDREDDIN-LOLO AND HIS VIZIR.

THE STORY OF MALEK AND THE PRINCESS SCHIRINE.

CONCLUSION.