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Arabian Love Tales
Being Romances Drawn from the Book of the Thousand Nights and One Night
By Anonymous · 1949
Back to CatalogueThis volume is a gathering of love stories from the Arabic narrative tradition usually associated with the Thousand and One Nights and related tale-cycles. Typical pieces follow princes, merchants, and jinn through separations, disguises, jealous husbands, and reunions in Baghdad, Cairo, or unnamed cities of the Islamic world. The telling is framed entertainment: wonder, erotic complication, and the reversal of fortune rather than a single novelistic plot. Because the exact selection is not fixed by this title, the book is best read as a themed extract from that larger story-hoard of medieval and later Arabic romance.
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8 SubjectsBound in full blue-green cloth decorated in brown and gold, endleaves with a design in green by Sandford. White dust-jacket printed in blue-green and black.
| Printing | Print Year | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Printing | 1949 | — |