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This book was first published in 1898. Told in the Coffee House: Turkish Tales by Cyrus Adler and Allan Ramsay contains 29 Turkish tales as heard by the authors on visits to Constantinople coffee houses (thus the title) in the late 1800’s. They explain that in their visits to Istanbul they would frequent the coffee houses. Men would gather each night and talk about different events of the day. Often they would get in some argument and ask one of their wise elders or hodjas to decide the case. These men would inevitably respond with a story that, although borrowed from Persian and Arabic roots, was distinctly Turkish.
CONTENTS HOW THE HODJA SAVED ALLAH BETTER IS THE FOLLY OF WOMAN THAN THE WISDOM OF MAN THE HANOUM AND THE UNJUST CADI WHAT HAPPENED TO HADJI, A MERCHANT OF THE BEZESTAN HOW THE JUNKMAN TRAVELLED TO FIND TREASURE IN HIS OWN YARD HOW CHAPKIN HALID BECAME CHIEF DETECTIVE HOW COBBLER AHMET BECAME THE CHIEF ASTROLOGER THE WISE SON OF ALI PASHA THE MERCIFUL KHAN KING KARA-KUSH OF BITHYNIA THE PRAYER RUG AND THE DISHONEST STEWARD THE GOOSE, THE EYE, THE DAUGHTER, AND THE ARM THE FORTY WISE MEN HOW THE PRIEST KNEW THAT IT WOULD SNOW WHO WAS THE THIRTEENTH SON? PARADISE SOLD BY THE YARD JEW TURNED TURK THE METAMORPHOSIS THE CALIF OMAR KALAIDJI AVRAM OF BALATA HOW MEHMET ALI PASHA OF EGYPT ADMINISTERED JUSTICE HOW THE FARMER LEARNED TO CURE HIS WIFE: A TURKISH ÆSOP THE LANGUAGE OF BIRDS THE SWALLOW'S ADVICE WE KNOW NOT WHAT THE DAWN MAY BRING FORTH OLD MEN MADE YOUNG THE BRIBE HOW THE DEVIL LOST HIS WAGER
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