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The most famous of all story collections， The Arabian Nights， also known as The Book of the Thousand and One Nights， is beloved around the world. Composed of Persian， Arabic， Greek， Indian， and other sources that accumulated over hundreds of years， these fabulous stories-within-stories have long fired readers’ imaginations with an enchanted world of flying carpets， magic lamps， genies， demons， magicians and sorceresses， carnivorous giants， and bloodthirsty bandits.?

Translation has played a key role in the formation of The Arabian Nights as we know it， making it far more prominent in the West than it has ever been in the Arab world. Westerners’ first discovery of some of the tales in the early eighteenth century sparked a feverish thirst for more， which led to compilations that freely adapted， reconfigured， and even added to the originals. The resulting love affair with the art， architecture， literature， cuisine， and culture of the East significantly remapped the European literary landscape.

Editor Wen-chin Ouyang has compiled a carefully chosen selection from influential English translations， showcasing the strengths of different translators， including Richard Burton， Edward Lane， Jonathan Scott， and John Payne. Here are Shahrazad， Sinbad the Sailor， Aladdin， Ali Baba， and many more， in the most readable and enjoyable versions available.

作者简介

Editor Wen-chin Ouyang, an expert on medieval Arabic literature at SOAS, University of London, has compiled a carefully chosen selection from influential English translations, showcasing the strengths of different translators, including Richard Burton, Edward Lane, Jonathan Scott, and John Payne. Here are Shahrazad, Sindbad the Sailor, Aladdin, Ali Baba, and many more, in the most readable and enjoyable versions available.,,

精彩书评

“This anthology really is the best of the best， a compelling collection of eye-openingly timeless tales that work for all ages.” —The National

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　　“简，我可不喜欢吹毛求疵或者寻根究底的人；再说，小孩儿这样打断长辈的话，实在可怕。找个地方去坐下来。不会说讨人喜欢的话，就别多嘴。”休憩室的紧隔壁是一间小小的早餐室。我溜进了那间屋子。那儿有一个书架。不一会儿，我就拿到了一本书，我特意挑一本图画很多的。我爬上窗口，缩起脚，像土耳其人那样盘腿坐着，把波纹红昵窗帘几乎完全拉拢，我就加倍隐蔽起来，仿佛坐在神龛里似的。

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it shows the power of mere curiosity, which drives man to overcome all | to rove, to adventure | "though they grew louder and more insulting the higher she climbed, the princess only laughed,and said to herself that she certainly would not let a few rough words stand between her and goal."

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好书，京东给力。品质保证。

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读过其中的某些故事，这次想多读一些，好像这不是全集。

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　　“简，我可不喜欢吹毛求疵或者寻根究底的人；再说，小孩儿这样打断长辈的话，实在可怕。找个地方去坐下来。不会说讨人喜欢的话，就别多嘴。”休憩室的紧隔壁是一间小小的早餐室。我溜进了那间屋子。那儿有一个书架。不一会儿，我就拿到了一本书，我特意挑一本图画很多的。我爬上窗口，缩起脚，像土耳其人那样盘腿坐着，把波纹红昵窗帘几乎完全拉拢，我就加倍隐蔽起来，仿佛坐在神龛里似的。

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　　上面提到的伊丽莎、约翰和乔奇安娜·里德，这时候都在休憩室里，正簇拥在他们的母亲周围，她斜靠在炉边的沙发上，心爱的儿女都在身旁（这忽儿既不争吵，又不哭闹），看上去很是快活。她没让我和他们在一起；她说她很遗憾，不得不叫我离他们远一点；她真的不能把只给知足快乐的小孩的那些特权给我，除非是白茜告诉了她，而且还要她自己亲眼看到，我确实是在认认真真地努力培养一种更加天真随和的性情，一种更加活泼可爱的态度——大概是更轻快、更坦率、更自然的一种什么吧。

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子笺这时才放了心，强笑一下道：“好！我们生死由命，绝不怨你狠毒……明天见，记得‘落月涧’。”　　他说罢一翻身，轻飘飘地落在山径上，再一晃身，又出去了七八丈，渐渐地消失在暗影里。　　花蝶梦听他已去远，她残酷地笑了笑，心中感到一种莫名的快感。因为她又要杀人了！　　她仰起了头，对着明月，自语道：“明天月上时……他们为什么要送死呢？”　　又是月上树梢的时候了，蓬莱山的寒林，被晚风沐浴着，发出了一片断肠的呼啸，像是遥远莫及的亲人，在悲哀地呼唤着。　　“落月涧”是蓬莱山的绝地，原是一个小小的盆地，四面均是峭壁与蔓草，是一个极荒凉和恐怖的地方。　　但是此刻，有三个长衣的奇人，围坐在一面四尺的石桌旁，桌上摆着丰盛的酒筵，他们正在喁喁地私语着。　　左边坐着的正是元子笺，居中的是一个古稀的老人，他矮

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好好一本书，还一个角折的很严重。这么贵的书不知道好好保存吗？

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　　层层叠叠的猩红帷幔挡住了我右边的视线，左边却是明亮的玻璃窗，它保护着我，让我受不到阴郁的11月天气的侵袭，却又不把我与外界隔绝。在翻书页的当儿，我偶尔眺望一下冬日午后的景色。远处，只见一片白茫茫的雾霭；附近，却是湿漉漉的草坪和风雨袭击下的灌木，连绵不断的雨让一阵经久不息的凄凄寒风驱赶着狂驰而过。

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