Page 52 - Aladdin, or, The wonderful lamp

Aladdia had become very fond of
hunting, and there was not a week that

he did not go out to follow the chase,
sometimes a long distance from the city*
About this time his old

enemy, the African ma­
gician, found out by some

of his magic arts that Alad­
din was enormously rich

and much beloved and re­
spected, instead of being,
as he had supposed, dead

in the enchanted cave. He
was filled with rage, and

vowing to destroy Aladdin,
he immediately set out for

China, On arriving there