1
He rubbed it, and in a moment the genie stood before him.
2
The genie put forth The Principles of Equity, and named the price.
3
I accepted the fate I'd summoned like the genie of a lamp.
4
When Aladdin gave these commands to the genie the sun was set.
5
The genie called the birds, and they came flying from every direction.
1
Boy and jinni stared at each other for a few long moments.
2
A jinni would offer his captor three wishes, in exchange for his release.
3
Think of what a bound jinni could do for your clan.
4
Poets also believed that they were possessed by their personal jinni.
5
He was still a jinni, one of the most powerful of his kind.
1
Perhaps Gödel's theorem is the djinn that guards the truth you seek.
2
It makes talking with the djinn who are in the field difficult.
3
We will find leisure to judge you, O ye men and djinn:4
4
He had summoned a djinn, who carried us in the night.
5
She couldn't think what the selkies or djinn might inherently embody.
1
You could do this all day, and the jinnee never failed to hear and obey.
2
Madame said she liked to have him around, for he was more like some unobtrusive jinnee than a mere mortal.
3
Every month they drew lots, and he upon whom the lot fell gave up his daughter to the jinnee of the sea.
4
When the great jinnee of music had once more swept out of the hall, the Sphinx turned with shining eyes to the waiter:
5
Perhaps he has provoked a jinnee in that young man which will one day rise up and envelop him in a cloud of political suffocation.
1
The skull was the vessel that he inhabited, kind of like a djinni's bottle.
2
It is like a story, with djinni.
3
I feel as if I were like some powerful djinni giving gifts which the recipients may use without thought.
4
No, my lord, I have never met a djinni, and if I did, I would not trust it to do my bidding.