Arabian Tales

or,

A CONTINUATION OF THE

ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS.

CONSISTING OF

STORIES

RELATED BY THE

SULTANA OF THE INDIES,

To divert her Husband from the Performance of a rash Vow;

EXHIBITING

A most interesting View of the Religion, Laws,

Manners, Customs, Arts, and Literature,

OF THE NATIONS OF THE EAST;

and

 Affording a rich Fund of the most pleasing Amusement,

which Fictitious Writings can supply.

IN FOUR VOLUMES.

Newly translated from the Original Arabic into French,

By Dom Chavis, a native Arab, and M. Cazotte, Member

of the Academy of Dijon.

And translated from the French into English,

By Robert Heron.

In 4 Volumes.

Volume I.

EDINBURGH

Printed for Bell & Bradfute, J. Dickson, E. Baltowe

and P. Hill, Edinburgh;

And. G. G. J. & J. Robinson, London.

M.DCC.XCII.