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Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Burton, Richard Francis, Sir
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Lá adamnák=Heaven deprive us not of thee, 268
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Labbayka=Here am I, called Talbiyah, 226
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Laylat al-Wafá=the night of completion of the Nile-flood, 291
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Lá Haula, etc.=there is no Majesty etc., 69
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Lá tawáhishná=do not make us desolate, 62
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Lá tawákhizná=do not chastise us=excuse us, 164
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Latter night=hours between the last sleep and dawn, 24
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Laughing in one's face not intended as an affront, 320
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Laughter rare and sign of a troubled spirit, 248
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Life-breath in the nostrils=heart in the mouth, 42
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Like mother like daughter, 299
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Liver=seat of passion, 27
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Loghah=Arabic language, also a vocabulary, dictionary, 251
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Loosening the hair an immodesty in women sanctioned only by a great calamity, 314
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Madfa'=cannon, showing modern date, 223
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Magnet Mountains, fable probably based on the currents, 140
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Mail-coat and habergeon simile for a glittering stream, 291
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Ma'ín, Ma'ún=smitten with the evil eye, 123
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Mahkamah=Kazi's Court, 21
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Malik or Malak=Seraph or Sovran, 253
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Mamlúk=white slaves trained to arms, 81
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Márid=contumacious Jinni, 41
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Máristán (from Pers. Bímáristán=place of sickness), 288
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Marriage not valid without receipt of settlement, 276
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Mashá ilí=bearer of a cresset (Mash'al), 259
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Masíhi=follower of the Messiah, 258
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Maskhút=transformed (mostly into something hideous); a statue, 165
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Massage (shampooing), 172
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Mausil (Mosul) alluding to the junction of Assyria and Babylonia, 82
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Maydán=parade ground, 46
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Maymúnah, proverbial name now forgotten, 57
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Meat rarely coloured in modern days, 310
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Merchants and shopkeepers carrying, swords, 54
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Mihráb and Minaret, symbols of Venus and Priapus?, 166

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The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night — Volume 01 (of 10), Project Gutenberg eBook #51252

THE BARBER'S TALE OF HIMSELF. (continued 1) TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES