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Aladdin poor the wizard found	A
Who moved from cavern s mouth a stone	B
Then bade him go beneath the ground	A
And pace through unknown realms alone	B
Till from a niche he bore away	C
A lamp extinguishing its ray	C
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The youth obedient instant hied	A
When fruits luxuriant met his sight	A
The white were pearls in snowy pride	A
Diamonds the clear of brilliant light	A
For red the rubies dazzling blazed	A
Whereof Aladdin gathered store	D
Then on the lamp in rapture gazed	A
And from its niche the treasure bore	D
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Regained his home he seized anon	B
The lamp and cried straight bring me food	A
The Genii instantly was gone	B
But soon again before him stood	A
The youth his fear struck mother bore	D
As plates of silver met his view	E
Of viands choice containing store	D
And cups with wine of rosy hue	E
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Aladdin next by chance descried	A
The Sultan s daughter witching fair	F
Love s high control was not denied	A
He sought to gain the beauty rare	F
Before the Sultan lowly bent	A
His mother and the jewels spread	A
The Prince astonished gave consent	A
And all Aladdin s terrors fled	A
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In gorgeous robes the youth arrayed	A
Vaulted anon his prancing steed	A
And of the glittering gay parade	A
Right joyous smiling took the lead	A
With loud huzzas then rang the air	F
Which louder pealed as gold amain	B
By slaves was cast for mob to share	F
That glittered on the vasty plain	B
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Ne er dreaming lamp so worn and old	A
More worth commanded than Peru	E
Our Princess bartered wealth untold	A
For the Magician s lamp quite new	E
So when this change the eunuch made	A
In scorn the rabble gan to shout	A
Beholding such a silly trade	A
They deemed the wizard fool and lout	A
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O erwhelmed with grief Aladdin prayed	A
Once more the Genii life would spare	F
Beseeching he might be conveyed	A
Where late had stood his palace fair	F
Then swift as thought the spirit bore	D
The youth through airy realms above	G
Who lighted safe on Afric s shore	D
And gained the chamber of his love	G
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His foe the poison quaffed and fell	H
A writhing form the wizard lay	C
Aladdin knew how worked the spell	H
And tore from vest the lamps his prey	C
The Princess with a panting heart	A
Flew to receive affection s kiss	I
Thus met they never more to part	A
From that hour sealed their lasting blis	I

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