ALADDIN'S SLAVES, WITH PRESENTS FOR THE PRINCESS.

mounted, and bearing magnificent pres- prince, who had been accustomed to mag-ents for the princess. Another set of nificence from the hour of his birth.slaves were ready to attend on Aladdin's When the sultan beheld him, he was nomother, for whom, too, they had brought less surprised at his good mien, finesuitable dresses, and an equipage, shape, and dignity of demeanor, than at

Aladdin mounted his horse, and so the costliness of his apparel. Aladdingreat a change had the care of the geni would have thrown himself at the feetmade in his appearance, that no one of the sultan, but was prevented by theknew him to be poor Aladdin, the tailor's sultan's embracing him, and seating himson; but all took him for some mighty on his right hand.