Sindbad's

The "misspeak" alibi does not liberate her from having TRASHED Sindbad's recollections of the events as those of a mere "comedian."

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The Ranger went down on one knee, his hand out for Sindbad's inquiring sniff.

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Ranger's fingers still moved about Sindbad's jaw and throat soothingly, but his tone was chill, the coldest thing in the cramped space of the mess cabin.

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It is certain that he regarded the ancient land of the Caesars as a possible El Dorado; and, curiously enough, he came back this time, if not with Sindbad's diamonds, yet with some prospect of becoming a Silver King.

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He also pointed out that the _Odyssey_ must have traveled east as well as west, from Greece, for Sindbad's adventure with the Black Giant is similar to that of Ulysses with the Cyclops.

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But Sindbad's servants assured him they would look to it, and pressed the porter so that he was obliged to yield.

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The porter, who had heard of Sindbad's riches, could not but envy a man whose condition he thought to be as happy as his own was deplorable; and his mind being fretted with these reflections, he lifted up his eyes to heaven, and says, loud enough to be heard, Almighty Creator of all things, consider the difference between Sindbad and me.

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Sindbad's character from the story of his voyages?

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In the above map, which is a portion of the map of the world made by the famous Arab geographer, Edrisi, in 1154 A.D., many of the places to which Sindbad's story relates have been identified.

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They climbed up the cables and severed them with their teeth to Sindbad's great alarm.

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