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What are the things the Sultan gave to the Barber?

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What are the things the Sultan gave to the Barber?

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Sultan gave three pieces of gold, all the food, and fruits for dinner.

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Chapter 6.2: The Talkative Barber - Let's talk [Page 106]

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Chapter 6.2 The Talkative Barber
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