Ali Baba et les 40 voleurs

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Chrestomathie de l'Ancien Français: (ix-XV Siècles)

La mère d'Aladdin prit la lampe là où elle l'avait mise. « La voilà, dit-elle à son fils, mais elle bien sale ; pour peu qu'elle soit bien nettoyée, je crois qu'elle en vaudra quelque chose davantage. » Elle prit de l'eau et un peu de sable fin pour la nettoyer ; mais à peine eut-elle commencé à frotter cette lampe qu'en un instant, en présence de son fils, un génie hideux et d'une grandeur gigantesque s'éleva et parut devant elle, et lui dit d'une voit tonnante : « Que veux-tu ? Me voici prêt à t'obéir comme ton esclave, et de tous ceux qui ont la lampe à la main, moi avec les autres esclaves de la lampe. »--Histoire d'Aladdin

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