The Turkish Jester by Hoca Nasreddin

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<b>The Turkish Jester by Hoca Nasreddin (The Turkish Jester or, The Pleasantries of Cogia Nasr Eddin Effendi)</b>
Translator:Borrow, George Henry, 1803-1881
Publication date: 1884
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Language:English

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...Forthwith wrapping a piece of cloth round his head, he went back and sat in his place. The two men coming and asking for his decision, the Cogia said, 'No man can bite his own ear; but, if he tries, may fall down and break his head.' Once as the Cogia was lying in bed, at midnight a noise was heard in the street before the door. Said the Cogia to his wife, 'Get up and light a candle, and I will go and see.' 'You had better stay within,' said his wife. But the Cogia, without heeding his wife, put the counterpane on his shoulders and went out....

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