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Moorish Literature Comprising Romantic Ballads, Tales of the Berbers, Stories of the Kabyles, Folk-Lore, and National Traditions
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Moorish Literature Comprising Romantic Ballads, Tales of the Berbers, Stories of the Kabyles, Folk-Lore, and National Traditions

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  • MOORISH LITERATURE
  • SPECIAL INTRODUCTION.
    • PREFACE
    • CONTENTS
      • MOORISH BALLADS
        • MOORISH ROMANCES
        • THE STORY OF SIDI BRAHIM OF MASSAT
        • FIVE BERBER STORIES
        • POEMS OF THE MAGHREB
        • POPULAR TALES OF THE BERBERS
        • POPULAR TALES OF THE KABYLES
      • MOORISH ROMANCES
      • THE STORY OF SIDI BRAHIM OF MASSAT
      • FIVE BERBER STORIES
      • POEMS OF THE MAGHREB
      • POPULAR TALES OF THE BERBERS
      • POPULAR TALES OF THE KABYLES
    • MOORISH BALLADS
      • MOORISH ROMANCES
      • THE STORY OF SIDI BRAHIM OF MASSAT
      • FIVE BERBER STORIES
      • POEMS OF THE MAGHREB
      • POPULAR TALES OF THE BERBERS
      • POPULAR TALES OF THE KABYLES
    • MOORISH ROMANCES
    • THE STORY OF SIDI BRAHIM OF MASSAT
    • FIVE BERBER STORIES
    • POEMS OF THE MAGHREB
    • POPULAR TALES OF THE BERBERS
    • POPULAR TALES OF THE KABYLES
    • MOORISH BALLADS
      • MOORISH BALLADS
        • FATIMA'S LOVE
      • FATIMA'S LOVE
      • THE BRAGGART REBUKED
      • THE ADMIRAL'S FAREWELL
      • MORIANA AND GALVAN
      • THE BEREAVED FATHER
    • MOORISH BALLADS
      • FATIMA'S LOVE
    • FATIMA'S LOVE
    • THE BRAGGART REBUKED
    • THE ADMIRAL'S FAREWELL
    • MORIANA AND GALVAN
    • THE BEREAVED FATHER
    • THE WARDEN OF MOLINA
      • THE LOVES OF BOABDIL AND VINDARAJA
      • THE LETTER OF VINDARAJA
      • THE LETTER OF THE KING
      • THE INFANTA SEVILLA AND PERANZUELOS
      • CELIN'S FAREWELL
      • CELIN'S RETURN
      • BAZA REVISITED
      • CAPTIVE ZARA
      • THE JEALOUS KING
      • THE LOVERS OF ANTEQUERA
      • TARFE'S TRUCE
      • THE TWO MOORISH KNIGHTS
      • THE KING'S DECISION
      • ALMANZOR AND BOBALIAS
      • THE MOORISH INFANTA AND ALFONZO RAMOS
      • THE BULL-FIGHT OF ZULEMA
      • THE RENEGADE
      • THE TOWER OF GOLD
      • THE DIRGE FOR ALIATAR
      • THE SHIP OF ZARA
      • HAMETE ALI
      • ZAIDE'S LOVE
      • ZAIDA'S JEALOUSY.
      • ZAIDA OF TOLEDO
      • ZAIDE REBUKED
      • ZAIDA'S INCONSTANCY
      • ZAIDE'S DESOLATION
      • ZAIDA'S LAMENT
      • ZAIDA'S CURSE
      • THE TOURNAMENT OF ZAIDE
      • ZAIDE'S COMPLAINT
      • GUHALA'S LOVE
      • AZARCO OF GRANADA
      • AZARCO REBUKED
      • ADELIFA'S FAREWELL
      • AZARCO'S FAREWELL
      • CELINDA'S COURTESY
      • GAZUL'S DESPONDENCY
      • GAZUL IN LOVE
      • CELINDA'S INCONSTANCY
      • THE BULL-FIGHT
      • LOVERS RECONCILED
      • CALL TO ARMS
      • GAZUL CALUMNIATED
      • GAZUL'S DESPAIR
      • VENGEANCE OF GAZUL
      • GAZUL AND ALBENZAIDE
      • GAZUL'S ARMS
      • THE TOURNAMENT
      • ABENUMEYA'S LAMENT
      • THE DESPONDENT LOVER
      • LOVE AND JEALOUSY
      • THE CAPTIVE OF TOLEDO
      • THE BLAZON OF ABENAMAR
      • WOMAN'S FICKLENESS
      • KING JUAN
      • ABENAMAR'S JEALOUSY
      • ADELIFA'S JEALOUSY
      • FUNERAL OF ABENAMAR
      • BALLAD OF ALBAYALDOS
      • THE NIGHT RAID OF REDUAN
      • SIEGE OF JAEN
      • THE DEATH OF REDUAN
      • THE AGED LOVER
      • FICKLENESS REBUKED
      • THE GALLEY-SLAVE OF DRAGUT
      • THE CAPTIVE'S LAMENT
      • STRIKE SAIL!
      • THE CAPTIVE'S ESCAPE
      • THE SPANIARD OF ORAN
    • THE LOVES OF BOABDIL AND VINDARAJA
    • THE LETTER OF VINDARAJA
    • THE LETTER OF THE KING
    • THE INFANTA SEVILLA AND PERANZUELOS
    • CELIN'S FAREWELL
    • CELIN'S RETURN
    • BAZA REVISITED
    • CAPTIVE ZARA
    • THE JEALOUS KING
    • THE LOVERS OF ANTEQUERA
    • TARFE'S TRUCE
    • THE TWO MOORISH KNIGHTS
    • THE KING'S DECISION
    • ALMANZOR AND BOBALIAS
    • THE MOORISH INFANTA AND ALFONZO RAMOS
    • THE BULL-FIGHT OF ZULEMA
    • THE RENEGADE
    • THE TOWER OF GOLD
    • THE DIRGE FOR ALIATAR
    • THE SHIP OF ZARA
    • HAMETE ALI
    • ZAIDE'S LOVE
    • ZAIDA'S JEALOUSY.
    • ZAIDA OF TOLEDO
    • ZAIDE REBUKED
    • ZAIDA'S INCONSTANCY
    • ZAIDE'S DESOLATION
    • ZAIDA'S LAMENT
    • ZAIDA'S CURSE
    • THE TOURNAMENT OF ZAIDE
    • ZAIDE'S COMPLAINT
    • GUHALA'S LOVE
    • AZARCO OF GRANADA
    • AZARCO REBUKED
    • ADELIFA'S FAREWELL
    • AZARCO'S FAREWELL
    • CELINDA'S COURTESY
    • GAZUL'S DESPONDENCY
    • GAZUL IN LOVE
    • CELINDA'S INCONSTANCY
    • THE BULL-FIGHT
    • LOVERS RECONCILED
    • CALL TO ARMS
    • GAZUL CALUMNIATED
    • GAZUL'S DESPAIR
    • VENGEANCE OF GAZUL
    • GAZUL AND ALBENZAIDE
    • GAZUL'S ARMS
    • THE TOURNAMENT
    • ABENUMEYA'S LAMENT
    • THE DESPONDENT LOVER
    • LOVE AND JEALOUSY
    • THE CAPTIVE OF TOLEDO
    • THE BLAZON OF ABENAMAR
    • WOMAN'S FICKLENESS
    • KING JUAN
    • ABENAMAR'S JEALOUSY
    • ADELIFA'S JEALOUSY
    • FUNERAL OF ABENAMAR
    • BALLAD OF ALBAYALDOS
    • THE NIGHT RAID OF REDUAN
    • SIEGE OF JAEN
    • THE DEATH OF REDUAN
    • THE AGED LOVER
    • FICKLENESS REBUKED
    • THE GALLEY-SLAVE OF DRAGUT
    • THE CAPTIVE'S LAMENT
    • STRIKE SAIL!
    • THE CAPTIVE'S ESCAPE
    • THE SPANIARD OF ORAN
    • MOORISH ROMANCES
    • MOORISH ROMANCES
      • THE BULL-FIGHT OF GAZUL
      • THE ZEGRI'S BRIDE
      • THE BRIDAL OF ANDALLA
      • ZARA'S EAR-RINGS
      • THE LAMENTATION FOR CELIN
      • THE STORY OF SIDI BRAHIM OF MASSAT
      • THE STORY OF SIDI BRAHIM OF MASSAT
        • II
        • III
        • IV
        • V
        • VI
        • VII
        • VIII
        • IX
      • II
      • III
      • IV
      • V
      • VI
      • VII
      • VIII
      • IX
    • THE BULL-FIGHT OF GAZUL
    • THE ZEGRI'S BRIDE
    • THE BRIDAL OF ANDALLA
    • ZARA'S EAR-RINGS
    • THE LAMENTATION FOR CELIN
    • THE STORY OF SIDI BRAHIM OF MASSAT
    • THE STORY OF SIDI BRAHIM OF MASSAT
      • II
      • III
      • IV
      • V
      • VI
      • VII
      • VIII
      • IX
    • II
    • III
    • IV
    • V
    • VI
    • VII
    • VIII
    • IX
    • FIVE BERBER STORIES
      • DJOKHRANE AND THE JAYS
      • THE OGRE AND THE BEAUTIFUL WOMAN
      • THE FALSE VEZIR
      • THE SOUFI AND THE TARGUI
      • AHMED EL HILALIEU AND EL REDAH
    • DJOKHRANE AND THE JAYS
    • THE OGRE AND THE BEAUTIFUL WOMAN
    • THE FALSE VEZIR
    • THE SOUFI AND THE TARGUI
    • AHMED EL HILALIEU AND EL REDAH
    • POEMS OF THE MAGHREB
      • ALI'S ANSWER
      • IN HONOR OF LALLA AYCHA-EL-MANNOUBYYA
      • SAYD AND HYZYYA
      • THE AÏSSAOUA IN PARIS[A]
      • SONG OF FATIMA[1]
      • THE CITY GIRL AND THE COUNTRY GIRL
      • POPULAR TALES OF THE BERBERS
      • STORIES OF ANIMALS
      • THE TURTLE, THE FROG, AND THE SERPENT
        • THE HEDGEHOG, THE JACKAL, AND THE LION
        • THE STOLEN WOMAN
        • THE KING, THE ARAB, AND THE MONSTER
        • THE LION, THE JACKAL, AND THE MAN
        • SALOMON AND THE GRIFFIN
        • ADVENTURE OF SIDI MAHOMET
        • THE HAUNTED GARDEN
        • THE WOMAN AND THE FAIRY
        • HAMED-BEN-CEGGAD
        • THE MAGIC NAPKIN
        • THE CHILD AND THE KING OF THE GENII
        • THE SEVEN BROTHERS
        • HALF-A-COCK
        • STRANGE MEETINGS
        • THE KING AND HIS FAMILY
        • BEDDOU
        • THE LANGUAGE OF THE BEASTS
        • THE APPLE OF YOUTH
      • THE HEDGEHOG, THE JACKAL, AND THE LION
      • THE STOLEN WOMAN
      • THE KING, THE ARAB, AND THE MONSTER
      • THE LION, THE JACKAL, AND THE MAN
      • SALOMON AND THE GRIFFIN
      • ADVENTURE OF SIDI MAHOMET
      • THE HAUNTED GARDEN
      • THE WOMAN AND THE FAIRY
      • HAMED-BEN-CEGGAD
      • THE MAGIC NAPKIN
      • THE CHILD AND THE KING OF THE GENII
      • THE SEVEN BROTHERS
      • HALF-A-COCK
      • STRANGE MEETINGS
      • THE KING AND HIS FAMILY
      • BEDDOU
      • THE LANGUAGE OF THE BEASTS
      • THE APPLE OF YOUTH
      • POPULAR TALES OF THE KABYLES
      • ALI AND OU ALI
        • THE INFIDEL JEW
        • THE SHEIK'S HEAD
        • THE WAGTAIL AND THE JACKAL
        • THE FLUTE-PLAYER
        • THE CHILD
        • THE MONKEY AND THE FISHERMAN
        • THE TWO FRIENDS
        • THE ROBBER AND THE TWO PILGRIMS
        • THE LITTLE CHILD
        • THE WREN
        • THE MULE, THE JACKAL, AND THE LION
        • THADHELLALA
        • THE GOOD MAN AND THE BAD ONE
        • THE CROW AND THE CHILD
        • H'AB SLIMAN
        • THE KING AND HIS SON
        • MAHOMET-BEN-SOLTAN
      • THE INFIDEL JEW
      • THE SHEIK'S HEAD
      • THE WAGTAIL AND THE JACKAL
      • THE FLUTE-PLAYER
      • THE CHILD
      • THE MONKEY AND THE FISHERMAN
      • THE TWO FRIENDS
      • THE ROBBER AND THE TWO PILGRIMS
      • THE LITTLE CHILD
      • THE WREN
      • THE MULE, THE JACKAL, AND THE LION
      • THADHELLALA
      • THE GOOD MAN AND THE BAD ONE
      • THE CROW AND THE CHILD
      • H'AB SLIMAN
      • THE KING AND HIS SON
      • MAHOMET-BEN-SOLTAN
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    • ALI'S ANSWER
    • IN HONOR OF LALLA AYCHA-EL-MANNOUBYYA
    • SAYD AND HYZYYA
    • THE AÏSSAOUA IN PARIS[A]
    • SONG OF FATIMA[1]
    • THE CITY GIRL AND THE COUNTRY GIRL
    • POPULAR TALES OF THE BERBERS
    • STORIES OF ANIMALS
    • THE TURTLE, THE FROG, AND THE SERPENT
      • THE HEDGEHOG, THE JACKAL, AND THE LION
      • THE STOLEN WOMAN
      • THE KING, THE ARAB, AND THE MONSTER
      • THE LION, THE JACKAL, AND THE MAN
      • SALOMON AND THE GRIFFIN
      • ADVENTURE OF SIDI MAHOMET
      • THE HAUNTED GARDEN
      • THE WOMAN AND THE FAIRY
      • HAMED-BEN-CEGGAD
      • THE MAGIC NAPKIN
      • THE CHILD AND THE KING OF THE GENII
      • THE SEVEN BROTHERS
      • HALF-A-COCK
      • STRANGE MEETINGS
      • THE KING AND HIS FAMILY
      • BEDDOU
      • THE LANGUAGE OF THE BEASTS
      • THE APPLE OF YOUTH
    • THE HEDGEHOG, THE JACKAL, AND THE LION
    • THE STOLEN WOMAN
    • THE KING, THE ARAB, AND THE MONSTER
    • THE LION, THE JACKAL, AND THE MAN
    • SALOMON AND THE GRIFFIN
    • ADVENTURE OF SIDI MAHOMET
    • THE HAUNTED GARDEN
    • THE WOMAN AND THE FAIRY
    • HAMED-BEN-CEGGAD
    • THE MAGIC NAPKIN
    • THE CHILD AND THE KING OF THE GENII
    • THE SEVEN BROTHERS
    • HALF-A-COCK
    • STRANGE MEETINGS
    • THE KING AND HIS FAMILY
    • BEDDOU
    • THE LANGUAGE OF THE BEASTS
    • THE APPLE OF YOUTH
    • POPULAR TALES OF THE KABYLES
    • ALI AND OU ALI
      • THE INFIDEL JEW
      • THE SHEIK'S HEAD
      • THE WAGTAIL AND THE JACKAL
      • THE FLUTE-PLAYER
      • THE CHILD
      • THE MONKEY AND THE FISHERMAN
      • THE TWO FRIENDS
      • THE ROBBER AND THE TWO PILGRIMS
      • THE LITTLE CHILD
      • THE WREN
      • THE MULE, THE JACKAL, AND THE LION
      • THADHELLALA
      • THE GOOD MAN AND THE BAD ONE
      • THE CROW AND THE CHILD
      • H'AB SLIMAN
      • THE KING AND HIS SON
      • MAHOMET-BEN-SOLTAN
    • THE INFIDEL JEW
    • THE SHEIK'S HEAD
    • THE WAGTAIL AND THE JACKAL
    • THE FLUTE-PLAYER
    • THE CHILD
    • THE MONKEY AND THE FISHERMAN
    • THE TWO FRIENDS
    • THE ROBBER AND THE TWO PILGRIMS
    • THE LITTLE CHILD
    • THE WREN
    • THE MULE, THE JACKAL, AND THE LION
    • THADHELLALA
    • THE GOOD MAN AND THE BAD ONE
    • THE CROW AND THE CHILD
    • H'AB SLIMAN
    • THE KING AND HIS SON
    • MAHOMET-BEN-SOLTAN
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