Ganem

Unable, however, to withstand the earnest desire of being satisfied, "Ganem," said she, with a trembling voice, "is it you I behold?"

The Arabian Nights Entertainments - Complete Anonymous 1791

These words were like a thunderbolt to the favourite; but suppressing her agitation and concern, she suffered Ganem's mother to proceed in the following manner: "I am the widow of Abou Ayoub, a merchant of Damascus; I had a son called Ganem, who, coming to trade at Bagdad, has been accused of carrying off Fetnah.

The Arabian Nights Entertainments - Complete Anonymous 1791

[Footnote 1: Edmund Kean (1787-1833), after acting in provincial theatres, appeared at the Haymarket in June, 1806, as "Ganem" in 'The

The Works of Lord Byron: Letters and Journals. Vol. 2 George Gordon Byron Byron 1806

"Ganem," said the favourite, "there is no time to be lost; if you love me, put on the habit of one of your slaves immediately, and disfigure your face and arms with soot.

The Arabian Nights Entertainments - Complete Anonymous 1791

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