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Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Burton, Richard Francis, Sir
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Arab exaggerates generosity, 36
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—— shouting under his ruler's palace, 39
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—— Temperament, 54, 101, 181
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—— Cap (Turtúr), 143
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—— Derivation of the name, 140
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Aráki (capparis shrub), 54
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Ardeshir (Artaxerxes), three Persian Kings of the name, 156
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Attraction of like to like, 296
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Awáh! Awáh=Alas! Alas!, 321
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Ayát (Coranic verses), 242
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Aylúlah (slumbering after morning prayers), 178
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Azal=eternity without beginning, 205
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Azán (call to prayer), 306
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Azghán=camel litters, 282
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Azíz (f. Azízah)=dear, excellent, highly prized, 298
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Badawi not used in the Koran for Desert Arab, 140
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—— a fool as well as a rogue, 146
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Bád-i-Sabá=breeze o' the morn, 181
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Bakh! Bakh!=bravo! brava!, 151
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Bakláwah=almond-pastry, 311
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Banú 'l-Asfar (people of the yellow faces), 220
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Beni Udhra (tribe famous for love-passion), 304
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Barr al-Manákhah in Al-Medinah, 139
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Barzakh=bar, partition, Hades, 325
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Bathers pay on leaving the Hammam, 332
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Batrak (Batrik)=patriarcha, 89
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Batrík (Bitrík)=patricius, ib.
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Bayt al-Mukaddas=Jerusalem, 132
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Bayzatán=testicles; egg-story, 55

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The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night — Volume 02 (of 10), Project Gutenberg eBook #51775

TALE OF TAJ AL-MULUK AND THE PRINCESS DUNYA: THE LOVER AND THE LOVED. (continued 2) TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES

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