Andrew Lang 
Arabian Nights Entertainments 

A collection of 26 tales told by Scheherazade to save herself and other young girls from death at the Sultan’s hands. The story of the merchant and the genius — The story of the first old man and of the hind — The story of the second old man and of the two black dogs — The story of the fisherman — The story of the Greek king and the physician Douban — The story of the husband and the parrot — The story of the vizir who was punished — The story of the young king of the black isles — The story of the three Calenders [Calendars], sons of kings, and of five ladies of Baghdad — The story of the first Calender [Calandar], son of a king — The story of the second Calender [Calandar], son of a king — The story of the envious man, and of him who was envied — The story of the third Calendar [Calandar], son of a king — The seven voyages of Sindbad [Sinbad] the sailor. The little hunchback — The story of the barber’s fifth brother — The story of the barber’s sixth brother — The adventures of Prince Camaralzaman and the Princess Badoura — Noureddin and the fair Persian — Aladdin and the wonderful lamp — The adventures of Haroun-al-Raschid, caliph of Baghdad — Story of the blind Baba-Abdalla — The story of Sidi-Noumann — Story of Ali Cogia, merchant of Baghdad — The enchanted horse — The story of two sisters who were jealous of their younger sister. (Goodreads)