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The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night — Volume 02...

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Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Burton, Richard Francis, Sir
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Koss ibn Sa'idat (Bishop of Najrán), 37
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Kuds (Al-) see Bayt al-Mukaddas, 132
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Kúfiyah=coif, etc., 230
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Kulaib allows no one to approach his camp-fire, 77
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Kurrah=ball in the Polo game, 329
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Kursí al-wiládah=birth-stool, 80
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Kutait=little tom cat, 39
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Kuzia Fakán (P.N.) "it was decreed by destiny; so it came to pass", 175
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Lá iláha illa 'llah=there is no God but the God (tahlíl), 236
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Layl (night) frequently=the interval between sunset and sunset, 260
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Laza (Hell for Jews), 140
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Leg-cut (severs horse's leg), 226
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Letter (reading not always understanding), 112
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Li-ajal=for the sake of, low Egyptian, 113
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Lice bred by perspiration, 69
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Lion at home, lamb abroad, 183
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Lisám (mouth-band for men), chin-veil(=Yashmak) for women, 31, 230
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Lost on Allah's way=martyr, 330
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Loving folk=something more than benevolence, 2
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Lukmán (Æsop of the Arabs), 199
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Lullilooing (Tahlíl, Zaghrutah, Kil), 80
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Lupin-flour used as soap, 136
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Lynx (trained for hunting), 293
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Magic studied by Jews, 234
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Mahmil (mahmal)=litter, 131
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Ma'ajanah (a place for making bricks), 17
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Malik, used as in our story-books, 1
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Manumission of slaves, 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