VOL. VI.

Contains 365 pages, from Night dccxlvi. to Night dccclxxiii.

The following is a list of the contents:—

Continuation of the Story of the Syrian, Night dccxlvi.–dccxlix.1–9
Tale of the Káim-makám’s Lady and her two Coyntes, Night dccxlix.–dcclii.9
Tale of the whorish Wife who vaunted her virtues, Night dcclii.–dcclv.18
Cœlebs the Droll[[639]] and his Wife and her four lovers, Night dcclv.–dcclx.26
Scott: “The Deformed Jester.”
The Gate-keeper of Cairo and the wily She-Thief, Night dcclix.–dcclxv.41
Scott: “The aged Watchman of Cairo and the artful female thief.”
Tale of Mohsin and Musa, Night dcclxv.–dcclxxii.57
Scott: “Mhassun the liberal and Mousseh the treacherous Friend.”
Mohammed Shalabí[[640]] and his Wife and the Kazi’s Daughter, Night dcclxxii.–dcclxxvii.76
Scott: “Mahummud Julbee,” etc.
The Fellah and his wicked Wife, Night dcclxxvii.–dcclxxx.92
The Woman who humoured her Lover at her Husband’s expense, Night dcclxxx.–dcclxxxi.102
Scott: “The Adulteress.”
The Kazi Schooled by his Wife, Night dcclxxxi.–dcclxxxv.106
The Merchant’s Daughter and the Prince of Al-Irák, Night dccclxv.–dcccxxiv.118
Scott: “Story of the Merchant, his Daughter, and the Prince of Eerauk,” p. 391. In the text we find ’Irák for Al-Irák.
The Story of Ahmad and Ali who cuckolded their Masters, Night dcccxxiv.–dcccxxix.225
Scott: “The Two Orphans.”
The Fellah and his fair Wife, Night dcccxxix.–dcccxxx.241
The Youth who would futter his Father’s Wives, Night dcccxxx.–dcccxxxviii.247
Scott: “The Vicious Son, translating the Arab. Al-Ibn al-Fidawí.”
The two Lack-tacts of Cairo and Damascus, including the short “Tale of the Egyptian, the Syrian and the Ass,” Night dcccxxxviii.–dcccxl.261
Scott: “The two wits of Cairo and Sind.”
The Tale of Musa and Ibrahim, including Anecdotes of the Berberines, Night dcccxl.–dcccxliii.271
The Brother Wazirs, Ahmad and Mohammed, Night dcccxiiii.–dccclxxiii.280
And to end of vol. vi.365