Foe of Jafar

Usage examples of aladdin.

He walked about the courtyard smoking, looking sometimes on the solemn front of the old palatial mansion, and sometimes breathing a white film up to the stars, impatient, like the enamoured Aladdin, watching in ambuscade for the emergence of the Princess Badroulbadour.

Such a planet was Aladdin, with seventeen ghost towns and one working Tradertown.

The alien back on Aladdin told me that it chooses one person and sticks with him for life.

He sat in silence and rubbed the check roughly between his forefinger and thumb as Aladdin might his old lamp.

To him it was as the cave of Aladdin to the worshipper of Mammon, and yet now he would often sit down indifferent to its hoarded splendours, and gather no jewels.

The theory was bulwarked by the fact that both patents had been taken out the same year and both patents were held (or had been held until they expired) by the same company, Aladdin.

Aladdin was a personable young woman with an upturned nose, a voice which could have been used to wake up patients coming round from their anaesthesia, and memorable thighs.

We'll use a picture of Aladdin rubbing his lamp as a trade-mark, with the genie funning above him.

T was disappointed not to go home, I must say -1 did want to go to see Aladdin and the Lamp, and the Circus - but still, it's good to be back at Kirrin Cottage again.

But, like Aladdin stumbling on his cave and touching each gold bar, precious stone and rope of pearls with amazed joy and excitement, Lysander slowly examined her body, stroking her nipples and her concave belly and breathing in the remains of Diorella behind her ears and inside her wrists.

What should you say, sir, to a city, built up like the rod of Aladdin had touched it, built up in two years, where now you wouldn't expect it any more than you'd expect a light-house on the top of Pilot Knob?