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Untitled story (. . . that is, the artistry is but a symbol for the thought!)

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Iskaneder AkbarIskaneder Akbar — dangerous man cited by the narrator as an exampleMentionedfirst: Early Adventures of El Borak UE pp. 313–314MohammedMuhammad — the Prophet Mohammed explicitly invoked as a historical/religious figureMentionedfirst: Early Adventures of El Borak UE pp. 313–314the narrator of “…that is, the artistry…”the narrator of “…that is, the artistry…” — unnamed first-person descendant of the ProphetOn Pagefirst: Early Adventures of El Borak UE pp. 313–314

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The Early Adventures of El Borak - Ultimate EditionRestored reading editionAuthority basis: Restoration toward authorial text · Treatment: Restored toward authorial wording

https://reh.world/publications/?reh_publication=1310

Sentiment (2009 first printing), pp. 43–44.Later publication / editionAuthority basis: Editorially mediated witness · Treatment: Unknown / not yet reviewed

Sentiment (2009 first printing), pp. 43–44.

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Sentiment: An Olio of Rarer WorksREH Foundation PressDecember 2009↗