t Beloved, is a story--a neory--a story quite different from tories--a story about t ise Sovereign Suleiman-bin-Daoud--Solomon the Son of David.

    ty-five stories about Suleiman- bin-Daoud; but t one of t is not tory of ter; or t. It is not tory of t, or t is tory of tterfly t Stamped.

    Notend all over again and listen!

    Suleiman-bin-Daoud s said,  t ts said. ood orees said ood everyto t Beautiful Queen Balkis, was nearly as wise as he was.

    Suleiman-bin-Daoud rong. Upon t urned it once, Afrits and Djinns came Out of to do urned it to do urned it times, t angel Azrael of ter-carrier, and told hree worlds,--Above--Below--and here.

    And yet Suleiman-bin-Daoud  proud. . Once ried to feed all t e it up in t of ty t ttom of t you o feed all t me to ask  I made ready for all t do you really call t a dinner?  t on  dinner to s a great and ric because I really ed to be kind to t serves me right.

    Suleiman-bin-Daoud ruly  Beloved.

    After t  t it o sory part of my story begins.

    y-nine  Beautiful Balkis; and t golden palace in tains.  really  nine-y-nine  in to marry ever so many more just to s he King.

    Some of t some   Beautiful never quarrelled oo muc in ruly sorry for him.

    Of course if o turn s ty-nine quarrelsome o  or greye seeds; but Suleiman-bin-Daoud t t t iful Palace gardens and wished he had never been born.

    One day, oget out for peace and quiet as usual; and among trees  Balkis t Beautiful, very sorrourn