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The emperor Gaiour wished her to marry, but she expressed an aversion to wedlock. However, one night by fairy influence she was shown prince Camaral´zaman asleep, fell in love with him, and exchanged rings. Next day she inquired for the prince, but her inquiry was thought so absurd that she was confined as a madwoman. At length her foster-brother solved the difficulty thus: The emperor having proclaimed that whoever cured the princess of her [supposed] madness should have her for his wife, he sent Camaralzaman to play the magician, and imparted the secret to the princess by sending her the ring she had left with the sleeping prince. The cure was instantly effected, and the marriage solemnized with due pomp. When the emperor was informed that his son-in-law was a prince, whose father was sultan of the
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Island of the Children of Khal´edan, some twenty days' sail from the coast of Persia, he was delighted with the alliance.--_Arabian Nights_ (
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Camaralzaman and Badoura
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Her eyes were large and sparkling, her expression modest, her mouth small, her lips vermilion, and her figure perfect. She became the wife of Aladdin, but twice nearly caused his death; once by exchanging
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for a new copper one, and once by giving hospitality to the false Fatima. Aladdin killed both these magicians.--_Arabian Nights_ (
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Aladdin or The Wonderful Lamp
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I am that man, said the caliph, and he then informed the hermit how in his boyhood he once stole a bracelet, and his nurse ever after called him
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Moclas,