Thieves, Foolish, 151. 
    Thomson’s Seasons, 46. 
    Three Dervishes, 113. 
    Throne, Tales of a, 124. 
    Tibetan Tales, 159. 
    Tongue, the key of wisdom, 46. 
    Tongues, dish of, 305. 
    ‘Tongues in Trees,’ 53. 
    Trajan and the Rabbi, 265. 
    Treasure, concealed, 129. 
    Treasure-seekers, the Four, 144. 
    Tree of Life, 174, 177. 
    Trouveres, 327. 
    Turkish Jester:  in the pulpit, 66;
      the cauldron, 67;
      the beggar, 68;
      the drunken governor, 68;
      the robber, 69;
      the hot broth, 69. 
    Turkish poetess, 17. 
    Turkmans, weeping, 110. 
    Tuti Nama, 124;
      frame story, 125, 178. 
    Tyl Eulenspiegel, 306.

    Ugly wife, 61, 62. 
    Uncle Remus, 279. 
    Unicorn, 225. 
    Unlucky omens, 107, 108. 
    Unlucky slippers, 83.

    Van Butchell, 348. 
    Vasayadatta, 133. 
    Vase, use thy, 263. 
    Vatsyayana’s Kama Sutra, 126. 
    Vazirs, the Seven, 173. 
    Vetala Panchavinsati, 124, 162, 179. 
    Vicious hate the virtuous, 44. 
    Vine, planting of the, 196. 
    Virgil Travestie, 332. 
    Virtue cannot come out of vice, 50. 
    Visitors, troublesome, 40. 
    Von Hammer, 293. 
    Vrihat Katha, 158.

    Wakeful servant, 112. 
    Wamik and Azra, 293. 
    Want:  moderation, 7. 
    Warton’s Hist. of Eng.  Poetry, 163. 
    Water of Life, 174, 177. 
    Weil’s Bible, Koran, and Talmud, 273. 
    Weeping Turkmans, 110. 
    Wheel on man’s head, 146, 147. 
    Wicked rich man, 44. 
    Widowhood, compulsory, 287. 
    Wife, choosing a, 263. 
    Williams, Sir Monier, 259. 
    Will, Ingenious, 237. 
    Wisdom, who gains, 261. 
    Wise man in mean company, 49. 
    Witches’ beards, 358. 
    Witty Baghdadi, 83;
      Isfahani, 116;
      Jewish boys, 117, 118;
      Persian ladies, 63;
      slave, 35. 
    Woman:  carved out of wood, 130;
      seven requisites of, 165. 
    Woman’s counsel, 64, 65;
      wiles, 87. 
    Women, bearded, 358. 
    Woodcutter and Moses, 270. 
    World of Wonders, 316. 
    Wright’s Latin Stories, 76.

    Young’s Night Thoughts, 46. 
    Youth, modest and learned, 27.

    Zemzem, 285. 
    Zotenberg, Hermann, 246. 
    Zozimus, the ballad-singer, 209. 
    Zulaykha, Potiphar’s wife, 206.