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22. The Black Cat
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Jorunn Buckley
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Introduction vii
- Preface ix
- Contents xxi
- List Of Plates xxiii
- Note On Transliteration xxv
- I. The Crazy Woman 1
- II. The Goat and the Old Woman 7
- III. Three Little Mice 10
- IV. The Sparrow and his Wife 12
- V. Dungara Khsheybān 14
- VI. The Crystal Ship 20
- VII. The Old Couple and their Goat 27
- VIII. Shamshūm al Jabbār 30
- IX. Husain an Nim-Nim 36
- X. The Blackbeetle who Wished to get Married 40
- XI. The Thorn-seller 45
- XII. The Blind Sultan 58
- XIII. Jarāda 74
- XIV. The Stork and the Jackal 80
- XV. 'It is not the Lion's Fur Coat!' 83
- XVI. Two stories of Abu Nowās 85
- XVII. A story of the Khalīfa Hārūn ar Rashīd 87
- XVIII. Another story of the Khalīfa 89
- XIX. The Tricks of Jānn 91
- XX. It was Enough to bewilder the Lion 93
- XXI. Two Nursery Rhymes 95
- XXII. The Bitter Orange 98
- XXIII. Tale told by a Shammar Tribesman 103
- XXIV. Shammar Stories. I 105
- XXV. Shammar Stories. II 108
- XXVI. Shammar Stories. III 112
- XXVII. Hājir 114
- XXVIII. The Woman of the Well 120
- XXIX. Hasan the Thief 127
- XXX. Moses and the Two Men 141
- XXXI. Al Gumeyra (Little Moon) 142
- XXXII. The Three Dervishes and the Wonderful Lamp 145
- XXXIII. The King and the Three Maidens, or the Doll of Patience 157
- XXXIV. The Merchant's Daughter 162
- XXXV. Wudayya (Little White Shell) 183
- XXXVI. The Poor Girl and Her Cow 187
- XXXVII. The Prince and the Daughter of the Thorn-seller 194
- XXXVIII. Uhdeydān, Uch'eybān, and Unkheylān 205
- XXXIX. Melek Muhammad and the Ogre 210
- XL. Er Rūm 219
- XLI. The Cotton-carder and Kasilūn 224
- XLII. Bunayya 231
- XLIII. The Cat 246
- XLIV. The Fish that Laughed 253
- XLV. The Honest Man 263
- XLVI. The Generous Man and the Niggardly Man 267
- XLVII. The Boy and the Deyus 275
- XLVIII. The Shepherd and his Brother 287
- Notes 293
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Part II
- Table of Contents 307
- Preface 309
- Acknowledgments 315
- 1. The Story Of The Khalifa And The Three Maidens 317
- 2. The Valiant Shepherd, Or The Chinese Egg 321
- 3. The Adventures Of Sultan Mahmud's Youngest Son 331
- 4. Harun Al-Rashid And The Poor Man's Daughter 339
- 5. The Arabi Boy 345
- 6. The Loves Of Ahmad Sultan And Tar Aswar 351
- 7. The Sardines 377
- 8. The Coppersmith And The Jinni 381
- 9. The Story Of The Avaricious Man 383
- 10. The Story Of The Fisherman And The Sultan 387
- 11. The Story Of The Jackal Who Turned Hajji (Pilgrim To Mecca) 415
- 12. Juj And Majuj (Gog And Magog) 419
- 13. The Story Of Hasan Al-Basri 421
- 14. The Girl And The Rat 439
- 15. How The All-Powerful Yielded A Hundredfold 441
- 16. The Appearance Of The White Cat 443
- 17. Allah Maku (There Is No God) 449
- 18. The Faithful Slave 459
- 19. The Lion And The Jackal 465
- 20. How Heskel Was Possessed By A Jewish Demon 467
- 21. Lokman 469
- 22. The Black Cat 471
- 23. The Story Of Budur 479
- Bibliography 485
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Introduction vii
- Preface ix
- Contents xxi
- List Of Plates xxiii
- Note On Transliteration xxv
- I. The Crazy Woman 1
- II. The Goat and the Old Woman 7
- III. Three Little Mice 10
- IV. The Sparrow and his Wife 12
- V. Dungara Khsheybān 14
- VI. The Crystal Ship 20
- VII. The Old Couple and their Goat 27
- VIII. Shamshūm al Jabbār 30
- IX. Husain an Nim-Nim 36
- X. The Blackbeetle who Wished to get Married 40
- XI. The Thorn-seller 45
- XII. The Blind Sultan 58
- XIII. Jarāda 74
- XIV. The Stork and the Jackal 80
- XV. 'It is not the Lion's Fur Coat!' 83
- XVI. Two stories of Abu Nowās 85
- XVII. A story of the Khalīfa Hārūn ar Rashīd 87
- XVIII. Another story of the Khalīfa 89
- XIX. The Tricks of Jānn 91
- XX. It was Enough to bewilder the Lion 93
- XXI. Two Nursery Rhymes 95
- XXII. The Bitter Orange 98
- XXIII. Tale told by a Shammar Tribesman 103
- XXIV. Shammar Stories. I 105
- XXV. Shammar Stories. II 108
- XXVI. Shammar Stories. III 112
- XXVII. Hājir 114
- XXVIII. The Woman of the Well 120
- XXIX. Hasan the Thief 127
- XXX. Moses and the Two Men 141
- XXXI. Al Gumeyra (Little Moon) 142
- XXXII. The Three Dervishes and the Wonderful Lamp 145
- XXXIII. The King and the Three Maidens, or the Doll of Patience 157
- XXXIV. The Merchant's Daughter 162
- XXXV. Wudayya (Little White Shell) 183
- XXXVI. The Poor Girl and Her Cow 187
- XXXVII. The Prince and the Daughter of the Thorn-seller 194
- XXXVIII. Uhdeydān, Uch'eybān, and Unkheylān 205
- XXXIX. Melek Muhammad and the Ogre 210
- XL. Er Rūm 219
- XLI. The Cotton-carder and Kasilūn 224
- XLII. Bunayya 231
- XLIII. The Cat 246
- XLIV. The Fish that Laughed 253
- XLV. The Honest Man 263
- XLVI. The Generous Man and the Niggardly Man 267
- XLVII. The Boy and the Deyus 275
- XLVIII. The Shepherd and his Brother 287
- Notes 293
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Part II
- Table of Contents 307
- Preface 309
- Acknowledgments 315
- 1. The Story Of The Khalifa And The Three Maidens 317
- 2. The Valiant Shepherd, Or The Chinese Egg 321
- 3. The Adventures Of Sultan Mahmud's Youngest Son 331
- 4. Harun Al-Rashid And The Poor Man's Daughter 339
- 5. The Arabi Boy 345
- 6. The Loves Of Ahmad Sultan And Tar Aswar 351
- 7. The Sardines 377
- 8. The Coppersmith And The Jinni 381
- 9. The Story Of The Avaricious Man 383
- 10. The Story Of The Fisherman And The Sultan 387
- 11. The Story Of The Jackal Who Turned Hajji (Pilgrim To Mecca) 415
- 12. Juj And Majuj (Gog And Magog) 419
- 13. The Story Of Hasan Al-Basri 421
- 14. The Girl And The Rat 439
- 15. How The All-Powerful Yielded A Hundredfold 441
- 16. The Appearance Of The White Cat 443
- 17. Allah Maku (There Is No God) 449
- 18. The Faithful Slave 459
- 19. The Lion And The Jackal 465
- 20. How Heskel Was Possessed By A Jewish Demon 467
- 21. Lokman 469
- 22. The Black Cat 471
- 23. The Story Of Budur 479
- Bibliography 485