BAGH-O-BAHAR
or
Tales of the Four Darweshes

translated from the Hindustani of
MIR AMMAN OF DIHLI,
by
DUNCAN FORBES, L.L.D.
Professor of Oriental Languages in King's College, London; Member of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland; and author of several works on the Hindustani and Persian Languages.
London, 1857

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*Introduction by FWP, 2005*
*A select bibliography*

*Introduction by Maulvi 'Abdul Haq, 1944 [late 1920's]*

*Introduction by Duncan Forbes, 1857*
*Introduction by Forbes editing Smith, 1851*
*Introduction by Lewis Ferdinand Smith, 1813*
*Appendix by Lewis Ferdinand Smith, 1813*

*Author's preface by Mir Amman, 1804*
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*The Tale of the Four Darweshes: Prologue*

*The Tale of the First Darwesh: Part One*
*The Tale of the First Darwesh: Part Two*

*The Tale of the Second Darwesh: Part One*
*The Tale of the Second Darwesh: Part Two*

*The Tale of Azad Bakht: Part One*
*The Tale of Azad Bakht: Part Two*

*The Tale of the Third Darwesh*

*The Tale of the Fourth Darwesh*

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*BAITAL PACHCHISI*
or
The Twenty-five Tales of the Vampire

(another famous Fort William story, in Hindi, Urdu, and English)

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