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Which literary works does the author have in mind when he refers to ‘Open Sesame’ or the concept of winged horses or flying carpets?
Which literary works does the author have in mind when he refers to ‘Open Sesame’ or the concept of winged horses or flying carpets?
Updated On: Jun 18, 2024
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When mentioning 'Open Sesame,' winged horses, or flying carpets, the author is alluding to literary works that delve into ancient myths and legends replete with tales of individuals endowed with extraordinary abilities.
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