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f He then led him through some beauti
ful gardens with great houses standing
in the midst of them* Aladdin did
nothing but exclaim at their beauty, and
so his uncle, by degrees led him on
farther and farther in the country*
Presently, seeing that Aladdin was tired,
he bade him sit in one of these gardens
by the side of a great basin of pure
water, and taking from a piece of linen
cloth that was attached to his girdle,-