Told in the coffee house
Subtitle: Turkish tales
By: collected and done into English by Cyrus Adler and Allan Ramsay.
Contributors: Adler, Cyrus, 1863-1940.; Ramsay, Allan, 1686-1758.
Publisher: Macmillan Co. ; London; Macmillan & Co.
Published: 1898
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 174
Subjects: Tales -- Turkey.; Turks -- Folklore.; Folklore -- Turkey.; Turkey -- Folklore.
Genres: Folklore.
Other titles: Turkish tales
Table of contents: title: How the Hodja saved Allah; title: Better is the folly of woman than the wisdom of man; title: The Hanoum and the unjust Cadi; title: What happended to Hadji, a merchant of the Bezestan; title: How the junkman travelled to find treasure in his own yard; title: How Chapkin Halid became chief detective; title: How cobbler Ahmet becam the chief astrologer; title: The wise son of Ali Pasha; title: The merciful Khan; title: King Kara-Kush of Bithynia; title: The prayer rug and the dishonest steward; title: The goose, the eye, the daughter and the arm; title: The forty wise men; title: How the priest knew that it would snow; title: Who was the thirteenth son?; title: Paradise sold by the yard; title: Jew turned Turk; title: The metamorphosis; title: The Calif Omar; title: Kalaidji Avram of Balata; title: How Mehmet Ali Pasha of Egypt administered justice; title: How the farmer learned to cure his wife, a Turkish Aesop; title: The language of birds; title: The swallow's advice; title: We know not what the dawn may bring forth; title: Old men made young; title: The bribe; title: How the Devil lost his wager; title: The effects of Raki.