Tartarian Tales

The thousand and one quarters of an hour (Tartarian tales)

Chinese Tales

Peruvian Tales

Mogul Tales

Tartarian Tales; or, a Thousand and One Quarters of Hours. Written in French by the Celebrated Mr. Guelletee, ... with Historical and Geographical Notes... . for the First Time Translated into English, by Thomas Flloyd

Les mille et une soirées. Tome 1

A Thousand and one Quarters of Hours; Being Tartarian Tales. Done From the Paris Edition, Dedicated to the Duke of Chartres,

Mogul Tales, or, the Dreams of Men Awake; Related in Stories to Divert the Sultana's of Guzarat, for the Supposed Death of the Sultan. by the Celebrated Mons. Guelette, Now First Translated into English. in Two Volumes of 2; Volume 1

Thousand and One Quarters of an Hour : (Tartarian Tales)

Peruvian Tales, Related, in One Thousand and One Hours, by One of the Select Virgins of Cusco, to the Ynca of Peru, to Dissuade Him from a Resolution ... with Curious and Historical Remarks, 2ed