ONE THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS

Far in the ancient Middle East there lived a sultan called Shahryar. He had his first wife killed after she had betrayed him and his country. As Shahryar couldn’t stand being alone, every day he married a di erent maiden who, on the following day, was killed. Many pretty girls ran away from his town. Sherezade, the viezier´s daughter, accepted to marry the sultan. Her father was very worried, fearing his daughter would die soon after she got married. But Sherezade was smarter and had a plan. Did Ali Baba and the forty thieves help her? Did the fisherman, his wife and the genie? Would you?

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