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LIBRARY\n\nRobin Hood  \nAladdin  \nUncle Tom's Cabin  \nJoan of Arc/Boadicea  \nLittle Women  \nEach book is illustrated with pictures suitablefor colouring with crayons,pencils or paints.  \nPublished by Brown Watson(Leicester)Ltd.,55a London Road,Leicester LE2 OPE.Printed in Hungary.  \n# THE STORY OFSINBAD\n\n(With Pictures for Colouring)  \nMany,many years ago a young man namedSinbad lived in the city of Baghdad.When hisfather died,he left all his wealth to his son,Sinbad.For many years Sinbad lived a lifeof ease and luxury.He spent his money freely,entertaining his friends at large banquets.Themore money he spent,the more so-called friendsflocked to his table.  \nBy the time he was twenty-five Sinbad hadwasted all the great wealth left by his father.Now his friends deserted him.They called nomore to his house,and when Sinbad asked oneof them for a loan,all he got was a scornfullaugh.He realised how foolish he had been.  \nHe had no trade or profession,so he could notfind work.He decided to become a sailor andsail away to make another fortune.  \n4  \n\"This time,\"he said to himself,“I will notbe so foolish when I make my fortune.I willreturn to Baghdad and start a business,but myformer 'friends'had better keep away for nowI know them for what they really are.\"  \nSo Sinbad packed his few remaining posses-sions and made his way down to the docks.Here there were many ships being fitted out fortheir long voyages to distant lands.Unfortunatelyfor Sinbad most of them seemed to ·have signedon all the men they needed.Just as he was aboutto give up hope,Sinbad saw a familiar figurestanding on the deck of one of the largest ships.It was an old sea captain who had been a greatfriend of his father.Sinbad waved to him fromthe dockside.\"Ahoy,there,\"shouted the captain,“come aboard,Sinbad,my boy.”  \nSinbad climbed eagerly up the narrow gang-plank and received a warm greeting from the oldsea dog.\"Well,son,what brings a rich youngman like you down to the docks?”he asked.When Sinbad had explained his problem,thecaptain slapped him heartily on the shoulder.“Your worries are over,Sinbad.To-night wesail on the high tide,and you will sail with us asfirst mate.Come with me and you will make yourfortune,or my name's not Cassim.\"Sinbad wasdelighted,of course,and thanked the old manfrom the bottom of his heart.  \n“Ahoy,there,\"shouted the captain,“come aboard,my boy.”  \n# The Strange Island\n\nThat night their ship left the crowded harbour,and was soon on the high sea.Day after day shesailed on and on.They called at many ports ontheir voyage,and each time Sinbad managed tomake a great deal of money.  \nOne day when the ship had been at sea for manyweeks some of the crew noticed a small island inthe distance.They told the captain and he orderedthe helmsman to steer the ship towards the island.As they drew closer they saw that the islandwas quite small  \n\"Let go the anchor,\"shouted the captain anda great cheer went up from the crew,for they hadbeen at sea a long time,and they welcomed thischance to stretch their legs.  \nSoon a boat was lowered,into which abouthalf the crew,including Sinbad,climbed.Theyrowed eagerly to the island and jumped ashore.Some of the men busied themselves lighting firesfor cooking and washing,while a few went off toexplore the island.  \nSuddenly there was a great shout from the ship.The captain was shouting and waving his armslike a madman.\"Flee for your lives,into theboat,and back to the ship.You are not on anisland at all,but a great fish.\"","cbCaillGy5yss0oY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaillGy5yss0oY","pdf",3063743,56,"English","# The Story of Sinbad\n## The Strange Island","[{\"question\":\"Why does Sinbad leave Baghdad at the start of the story?\",\"answer\":\"After wasting his father’s wealth, Sinbad finds he has no trade or profession and cannot get help from the friends who once welcomed him.\"},{\"question\":\"Who helps Sinbad become a sailor?\",\"answer\":\"An old sea captain, a former friend 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