1
In the Arabian tales he is generally a shrewd, meddling, inquisitive fellow.
2
But let me finish the Arabian tale, which is full of sense.
3
I took a book-some Arabian tales; I sat down and endeavoured to read.
4
Liz's incredible Arabian tale was so far on the money.
5
For my Arabian tales, founded on the story of the Minyas Treasure-House at Orchomenus.
6
He was, indeed, under a delusion much resembling that of Abon Hassan in the Arabian tale.
7
The wonders of Arabian tales are realised.
8
The title-page tells us that "the subject is taken from an Arabian tale of Sennkowsky."
9
The folk in Arabian tales, as might be expected, meet calamity in the shape of death with fortitude.
10
Oh, ma'am, those agreements never turned out well, from the time of the Arabian tales to the present moment.
11
Consent was inevitable; so, like the sultan's wife in the Arabian tale, the victim was allowed to live another day.
12
Yes-like Mr. Wells's man who invented a drug that made him invisible; and like the Arabian tales of the Thousand Nights.
13
No broken spell of enchantment in an Arabian tale when dead warriors spring into life was ever more instant and complete.
14
You remember that cold and beautiful creature in the Arabian tales who rose at night to go and feast in the graveyard.
15
Here is the little vapor, which has since swollen, as in the Arabian tale, to the power and dimensions of a giant.
16
The flashing lights seemed those of some distant, unknown city, as though she were transported into the scene of an Arabian tale.
