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Winter Devastates the Rose Garden
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328
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Spring Seeks Help from the Equinox
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331
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Spring Vanquishes Winter
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333
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Spring Resides in the Rose Garden
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335
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The Rose Sends to the Nightingale
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336
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The Nightingale Hears the East Wind
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337
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The Nightingale Answers the East Wind
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339
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The Rose Visits the Nightingale
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341
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The Rose Seeks the Release of the Nightingale
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343
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The Rose Hears of the Nightingale’s Release
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346
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The Feast Given by the Rose
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347
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Description of the Revel
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350
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Short-lived Happiness
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352
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Meaning of the Tale
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353
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Close of the Book
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356
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History of the Forty Vezirs:
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Introduction
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361
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Trial of the Three Sons
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366
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Stratagem Greater than Strength
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374
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The Wiles of Woman
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379
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The Search for Khizr
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381
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The Vezir and Khizr
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384
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The Sherbet-seller and the Moor
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385
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The Tailor and the Woman
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388
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Story of the Adopted Son
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391
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The King and the Vezir
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394
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The Sparrow and His Mate
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396
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The Crafty Vezir
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398
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The Three Princes and the Cadi
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401
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The Caliph and the Slave Girl
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404
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The Foolish Princes
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405
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Story of the Egyptian Prince
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409
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The Merchant’s Bequest
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414
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The King and the Vezir’s Son
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415
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The King and the Weaver
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418
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The Vicissitudes of Life
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420
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The King and the Sheykh
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426
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The King’s Remorse
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428
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Luqman’s Device
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430
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The King and the Dervish
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432
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Mahmud and Hasan
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436
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Story of Sultan Mahmud
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438
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Story of the Merchant’s Son
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440
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Hasan of Basra
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446
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The Gardener and His Son
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449
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The Dervish’s Advice
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450
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The Turkman Children
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452
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A Queen’s Deceit
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453
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The Abdal and the King
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455
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The Sultan and His Traitorous Son
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456
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Conclusion
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460
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[Translated by Epiphanius Wilson, A.M.]
The Gardener and His Wife
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