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Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Burton, Richard Francis, Sir
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Confession after concealment a characteristic of the servile class, 53
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Confession on the criminal's part required by Moslem Law, 274
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Confusion of metaphors characteristic of The Nights, 86
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Contemplation of street-scenery one of the pleasures of the Harem, 319
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Corpse pollutes him who touches it, 295
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Cutting off the right hand Koranic punishment for theft, 274
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Cutting of the navel string preliminary to naming the babe, 231
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Cutting the rope=breaking bounds, 349
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Dajlah=Tigris, Heb. Hid-dekel, 180
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Dakhíl-ak=under thy protection, 61
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Damascus women famed for sanguinary jealousy, 295
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Darbar=public audience, 29
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Dastúr=leave, permission, 66
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Daughter of my uncle=my wife, 69
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Daurak=narrow-mouthed jug, 36
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Despite his nose=against his will, 26
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Destiny blindeth human sight, 67
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Dinár=gold piece, Daric, Miskál, 32
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"Dog" and "hog" popular terms of abuse, 188
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Drinking first to show that the draught is not poisoned, 88; 295
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"Drop" unknown to the Eastern gallows, 260
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Dunyázád=world-free, 14
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Dust-storm in tropical lands, 111
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Elephant's roll (to Hindu)=swaying and graceful gait, 217
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Erotic inferences drawn from parts of body, 350
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Eternal truth of The Nights, 7
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Eunuch best go-between, 282
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Eunuch employed as porter, 343
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Eunuch-in-Chief a most important Jack in office, 283
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Eunuchs, different kinds of, 132
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Euphemistic formulas to avoid mentioning unpleasant matters, 31
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Exaggeration part of humour, 12
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Eyebrows joined a great beauty in Arabia, 227
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Eyes of me=my dears, 163
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Face-veil="nose-bag", 82
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Fakír=religious mendicant generally, 95
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Falcon=blinding the quarry, 51
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Fals ahmar=a red cent, 321

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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