3.The ring and the lamp
' Uncle Abanazar! Uncle! Aladdin hit the stone but nothing moved. ' Don't leave me here!Please!'
Aladdin put his ear to the stone, but he could hear nothing. 'I am Aladdin, son of Mustafa,' he said, and listening again. But the stone did not move.
Then Aladdin began to cry. 'What am I going to do?' he thought, and put his head in his handsw.
After a time he began to feel hungry, and took some of the fruit out of his pocket. He put some in his mouth, but he could not eat them. 'These are stones, not fruit,' he thought. 'I'm going to die down here.'
For three days and three nights Aladdin sat on the stairs and waited, but no help came. On the third day he remember Abanazar's ring on his finger - the ring to protect him. He could not see the ring in the dark so he put his right hand on it.
WHOOSE!
There was a sudden noise, and bule smoke came out of the ring. And then, out of the smoke came a big jinnee.
'I am here, mastert, I am here,' the jinnee cried. 'I am the slave of the ring. What is your wish?'
Aladdin was very suprised, and very afraid. At first he could not speak, then he said, ' Take me out of hrer.'
'To hear is to obey,' the jinnee said, and a second later Aladdin was back on the hills under the bule sky.
There was nobody there, and the fire was cold and black. Happily, Aladdin began to walk
home.
When got there, his mother was very happy to see him. 'Oh, Aladdin!' she cried. 'What happened to you?And where is your uncle?'