The Vizier of the Two-Horned Alexander by Frank Richard Stockton
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his "Legends of the Patriarchs and Prophets," states that, after a careful
examination, he has come to the conclusion that some of the most generally known legends which have come down to us through the ages are based on incidents which occurred in the reign of this monarch. The hero of this story now deems it safe to speak out plainly without fear of evil consequences to himself, and his confidence in our high civilization is a compliment to the age. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS I lent large sums to the noble knights "Don't you do it" His wife was a slender lady "Time of Abraham!" I exclaimed Moses asked embarrassing questions An encounter with Charles Lamb I cut that picture from its frame When we left Cordova I had been a broker in Pompeii Solomon and the Jinns |
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