Paul

Assignment #3

Sinbad the sailor has grown tired of the sea and becomes a merchant.His friends king Bagdad and Admiral Caliph urge him to perform an erand in Africa. After completing the erand he decides to take a relaxing cruise at sea. The ship is attacked by pirates. Sinbad and the other survivors are sold into slavery.Sinbad is sold to the merchant Siengard. He finds himself back in Africa. Siengard discovers he is of no use as a shop assistant. Every day Siengard gives sinbad a bow and arrow had has him kill an Elephant and bring back its tusk.After a while the elephants get wise to whats going on and attack Sinbad. Sinbad is knocked unconcious and falls onto one of the elephant's back. Reliazing he just wants there tusks the elephant's take him to where all there dead lie. There are thousands of tusks. Sinbad tells Siengard who realizes he can just go back and forth to pick up loads of tusks to sell. Having no further nead for a slave he free's Sinbad. Sinbad jornies back to his homeland where he is greeted by Bagdad, Caliph, and his old friend Hinbad. He then retires becomes a legend and lives out the rest of his days in peace.

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