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TableofContents

Chapter1 4

Chapter2 7

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Chapter1

Aladdinwasthesonofapoortailor.Hisfathertriedtoteachhimthetrade,buttheboywassolazy,herefusedtodoanywork.BecauseAladdinneverliftedafinger,hisfatherworkedhimselftoexhaustionuntilhedied.Buteventhen,Aladdinwouldnotchangehislazywaysandyedwiththenaughtyboysinthestreetwhilehismotherspuncotton.

WhenAladdinwasfifteen,amagicianarrivedinthekingdom.Themagicianwanderedthroughthestreets,lookingforsomefoolishboytotrick.WhenhesawAladdin,hepouncedonhimimmedia y.

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“Youthere,yourfacelooksfamiliar,”hecalled.“ lmewhoyourfatheris.”

“MyfatherisMustapha,thetailor.Buthe’sbeendeadfortwoyears,”Aladdinreplied.

“Oh,dearme,itcan’tbetrue!I’vecomeallthiswaytoseemybrother,Mustapha,only

tofindoutheisdead!”criedthemagician.HehuggedAladdincloseandpretendedtoweep.“Andyou,fineboy,mustbemy

nephew.You’vesurelytakenoveryourpoorfather’stailorshop.”

“Bah!”saidAladdin.“Ican’tstandworking!Iprefertoyinthestreetswithmyfriends.”

“What?That’snogoodforayoungboy.Letmemakeyouanoffer.Ifyoucomewithmetomorrow,I’llbuyashopandmakeyouashopkeeper.Thatway,youcanearnmoneywithout nglabor.”

Aladdinlikedthesoundofthatandagreedtofollowhisfalseunclethenextday.

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Chapter2

Inthemorning,themagicianledAladdinoutofthecity,acrossthecountryside,andintothemountains.Eventuallytheycame

toaledgeontheedgeofacliff.

“Uncle,whereismyshop?Whyareweouthere?”Aladdinasked.

“Gathersomefirewood,boy,andyou’llbethankfulyou’rehere.”SoAladdingatheredwoodandbuiltasmallfire.Themagiciansprinkledincenseovertheflames,waved

hishands,andmurmuredmysteriouswords.BeforeAladdin’seyes,theearthopenedup,revealingastonewithabrassringattached.“Takeholdoftheringandliftthestone!”orderedthemagician.

Aladdinwasquiteafraid,forhewassurethiswasnoordinaryuncle.Heliftedthestoneandsawapassagewayleadingdownstonestairsintothedarkness.

“Now,Nephew,youmustdoexactlyasIsay.Godownthestairsandintoagoldenhall,butdonottouchthewalls!Even

brushingyoursleeveagainstthegoldwillkillyouinstantly.At ofthehall,youwillcometoafruitorchardwithapathleading

toasmalllampsittingonastone.Blowouttheflame,emptytheoil,andbringthelamptome.I’llgiveyoumyring,whichwillkeepyoufromharmaslongasyouobeyme.”

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Aladdintooktheringandwentdownthestairs,carefulnottotouchthegoldenwallsofthebeautifulhall.At ofthehall,heenteredabrightorchardwithfruittreesbearingthemostcolorful,deliciousfruitAladdinhadeverseen.

Hecouldnotresistpluckingabrightredapple.Assoonashetookitfromthetree,theapplechangedintoasolidruby!Atthenexttree,hepluckedabunchofgoldengrapes,whichchangedtoaclusterofpearls.Lemonsturnedtodiamonds,andlimestoemeralds.

Aladdingatheredasmuchfruitashecouldbeforefollowingthepathtothelamp.Hepiledthelampontopofthetreasureinhisarmsandreturnedtothestairswherehisunclewaited.

“Uncle,myloadisheavy;helpmeup,”hesaid.

“Firstgivemethelamp!”demandedthemagician.

“Itoldyou,Uncle,myhandsarefull.Icannotgiveyouanythinguntilyouhelpme.”

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“Foolishboy!Givemethelamporstaydownthereforever!”Themagicianknewthelamp’smagicwouldnotworkifhetookitfromsomeoneby .

“ButUncle!”edAladdin.Beforehecouldfinish,themagicianmutteredmore

magicwords,andSLAM!thestoneflewshut,lockingAladdininsidethecavern.

Aladdincalledandcalled,buthisunclewouldnotanswer.Finallyhedecidedtopray,butwhenheputhishandstogether,heaccidentallyrubbedthemagician’sring.Instantly,afrightfulgeniestoodbeforehim.“Whatwouldyouhave?Iamtheslaveofwhoeverwearsthering.”

Aladdinwasterrified,butheimmedia yreplied,“Bringmehome!”Innotime,hestoodathisfrontdoor,hisworriedmotherweewithjoytoseehim.Aladdinwasstarving,andhebeggedhismothertoselloneofthetreasures—thedustylamp,perhaps—forfood.

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Hismotherbegantopolishthelampwithanoldrag,andanotherenormousgenieappeared.“Whatwouldyouhave?Iamtheslaveofwhoeverownsthelamp.”

Hismotherwasterrified,butAladdinknewwhattodo.“Bringusasatisfyingfeast!”heshouted.Inaninstant,thegeniebroughtdozensofsolidsilvertraysoverflowing

withfood.Butteryrolls,delectablepastries,and ingroastsfilledtheirtable.WhenAladdinandhismotherfinished,enoughfoodstillremainedformanydays.Theywouldneverbehungryagain.Whenthefoodranout,theysoldapieceofbeautifulsilverwareoroneofthetraysformore.

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TheywouldhavelivedlikethisforeverifAladdinhadnotbeenonthestreetwhenheheardthetowncriershouting,“Backtoyourhouses,all!Shutteryourwindows!PrincessBuddirwillgotothebath!”NoonewasallowedtoseetheSultan’sdaughterwithoutherveil.Aladdinhidhimselfbehindthewallofthebathhouse,eagertoseetheprincess’sface.Whenshecamebywithherservants,Aladdinwassostruckbyherbeauty,hevowedhewouldmarryher.

“Haveyoulostyoursenses?”criedhismotherwhenhetoldherhisns.

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“Onlymyheart,”Aladdinreplied.“Takethissilvertrayfromourmealandloaditwithfruitfromthecavern.WrapitcarefullyinragsandtakeittotheSultantoaskforhisdaughter’shandinmarriage.”

Thoughshegrumbledthatatailor’swifewouldneverbeallowedtoseetheSultan,Aladdin’smotherpiledthetraywithgleamingjewelsandwrappeditinrags.

TheSultan’sguardswouldhavethrownherout,buttheSultanwascuriousastowhatwashiddeninsidethebundle.HeorderedAladdin’smotherintohishall.

Aladdin’smotherbowedlow,holdinguptheragbundle,whichwasscarcelydistinguishablefromherclothing.“Sultan,mysonbegsforyourdaughter’shandinmarriage.”

TheSultanburstoutlaughing.“Evenif

Iallowedit,mydaughterwouldbeinsultedtolivewithsomeoneaspoorasyourson.ButbeforeItossyouout,unwrapyourbundleandshowmewhatyouhavebrought.”

Aladdin’smotherunwrappedthepackage,andtheenormousjewelsglitteredinthesunlithall.TheSultan’sjawfellopenasheadmiredagoldpear,forhehadneverseensuchtreasures.

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“Iamveryimpressed.Perhapsyoursonisworthyaf ll.ButbeforeIallowmydaughtertomarryhim,hemusttrulyprovehisworth. lhimhehassevendaystodeliverfortytraysofthesesamegems.Eachtraymustbesolidgold.Eachgoldtraymust

becarriedbytwoslaves,andeachslavemustbedressedintherichestclothing.”

Aladdin’smotherwentbacktohersonandtoldhimwhattheSultanhadsaid.

Aladdinlaughed,forthepowerofthelampcouldgethimanything.Instantly,thegenieproducedatrainofeightyslavescarryingtraysofgoldandjewels.AcrowdgatheredtowatchthemmarchtotheSultan’spalacebehindAladdin’sraggedmother.

“Again,youhaveimpressedme,”theSultansaid.“ButImustknowthathewillkeepmydaughterhappy. lyoursontohaveasplendidpalacereadyforherbytheendoftheweek.”

Inaflash,AladdinorderedthegenietobuildamagnificentpalaceinthegardenacrossfromtheSultan’swindow.ThegenieevenranasoftredcarpetfromthedoorofAladdin’spalacetothedooroftheSultan’s.Aladdinhimself,dressedinthefinestsilk,rodetotheSultan’sdooronahorsemorebeautifulthananyintheSultan’sstables.

“ItwouldbeunfairtomydaughterifIdidnotallowhertomarrysuchaworthyman,”saidtheSultan.

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AndsoitwasthatAladdinandtheprincessweremarried.Allthekingdomcametotheweddingprocession.Musiciansled

thePrincessBuddirdownthecarpettowardAladdin’spalace,andfourhundredtorcheslitthestreetasbrightasday.InsideAladdin’spalace,theyateasumptuousfeastonsolidsilvertes.Itwasthemostjoyfuloccasionthekingdomcouldremember,andAladdinandBuddirhadhappinessformanyyears.

Chapter4

Theywouldhavelivedlikethisforever,butAladdinlovedridingamongthestreetsofthecitythrowinggoldtoeveryonehemet.Thismadehimquitefamous.Soon,themagicianheardofthisboywhoseemedtohaverichesasifbymagic.HeknewAladdinhadstolenhisringandlamptogainhiswealth.

Themagiciandisguisedhimselfasapeddler,filledabasketwithshinylamps,andcametothepalacedoorwhileAladdinwasout.“Whowillexchangeoldlampsfornewones?”hecalled.Buddirpeekedoutthewindow.

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“Won’tAladdinbesurprisedwhenhefindsashinynewlampinsteadofthatdullonehekeepsinhischamber?”ShetookthemagiclampfromAladdin’sroomandbroughtittothepeddler.Immedia y,themagicianrubbedthelampandsummonedthegenie.

“Whatwouldyouhave?Iamtheslaveofwhoeverownsthelamp.”

“TakethisprincessandherpalaceandservantsandsendusalltoAfrica!”themagiciancried.Withaflash,thepalacevanished.

WhentheSultanlookedouthiswindow,hegaspedinhorror.Hisdaughter’spalacehadvanishedinapuffofsmoke!HeorderedthatAladdinbebroughtbeforehim.

TheSultanraged.“Whateversorceryyouusedtoproduceyourricheshasmademydaughterdisappear!Ifyoucannotbringherbackinfivedays,I’llchopoffyourhead!”

Aladdinpleadedhisinnocence,buttheSultanwouldhearnoneofit.Sadderthan

hehadeverbeen,Aladdinwanderedthecityforthreedays.Heaskedeveryoneiftheyhadseenhisprincess.Onthe day,hedecidedtopray,andherubbedthemagicring,whichhehadalmostforgottenabout.

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“Whatwouldyouhave?Iamtheslaveofwhoeverwearsthering.”

“Please,returnmypalaceasitwas!”“OnlytheGenieoftheLampcanundo

whattheGenieoftheLamphasdone,”thegenieanswered.

“Thentakemetomypalace,”Aladdinsaid.Beforehecouldblink,Aladdinstoodatthefrontdoorofhispalace,whichnowsatinalonelydesertinAfrica.HesnuckinsideandreunitedwithhisPrincessBuddir,andtheybothshedtearsofjoy.

“Ihaveantogetourlampback,”whisperedAladdin.HegaveBuddirapouchfilledwithapotionthatmadeitsvictimsslowandsleepy.

Buddirtheninvitedthemagiciantoeatwithher.Flatteredbyhersuddenkindness,themagici lowedtheprincesstopour

hisdrink.Shesecretlyaddedthepowder,andsoonthemagicianwasnoddinginhissoup.

“Mydear,”saidBuddir,“doesn’titseemawfullydarkinhere?”

Themagician’seyelidswerehalf-closed,soitdidseemdarktohim.“Whyyes,itdoes,”hemumbled.

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