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''A beloved collection of Persian and Middle Eastern tales more than one thousand years old, all framed by the story of an impatient Sovereign listening to his clever wife begin one story after another, but never finishing any of them, with the hope of staving off her impending execution.'' | ''A beloved collection of Persian and Middle Eastern tales more than one thousand years old, all framed by the story of an impatient Sovereign listening to his clever wife begin one story after another, but never finishing any of them, with the hope of staving off her impending execution.'' | ||
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Revision as of 20:36, 19 November 2012
One Thousand and One Nights was a book written by an unknown author, obtained by Ezio Auditore da Firenze in the 16th century in Constantinople.
Summary
A beloved collection of Persian and Middle Eastern tales more than one thousand years old, all framed by the story of an impatient Sovereign listening to his clever wife begin one story after another, but never finishing any of them, with the hope of staving off her impending execution.