This character recites the line “Tell whoso hath sorrow / Grief never shall last” to her father, who responds by recalling an ass telling a bull not to work so hard. A man marries this narrator about three years after seeing his wife with a slave. This character talks about an artificial “ebony horse” in a translation by Antoine Galland (0[2])(“AN-twan GAH-lond”). In a translation (20[1])by Richard (*) Burton, this character (10[1])tells (10[1])another character (10[1])about a (0[1])diamond-filled valley (0[1])populated (10[1])by birds called (10[1]0[1])rocs. (10[4]0[4])This character (10[1])is assisted (10[1]0[1])by her sister (10[1])Dunyazad after she volunteers (10[1]0[1])to marry a man notorious (10[1])for killing (0[1])a new wife (10[1])every (10[1])day. (10[2])For (10[1])10 points, (10[1])name this character (10[2])who recounts (10[1])the stories of Sinbad the Sailor and Ali Baba to King Shahryar (“SHAH-ree-ar”) in the Thousand and One Nights. (10[3]0[1])■END■ (10[6]0[2])