In one short story by this author, King Aben Habuz sets up a weathervane to symbolize the instability of his power and, and in another, that king consults an "Arabian Astrologer" to secure his kingdom.
In one short story by this author, King Aben Habuz sets up a weathervane to symbolize the instability of his power and, and in another, that king consults an "Arabian Astrologer" to secure his kingdom. This author cited the historiographer Mateo Ximenes to support those stories, which are collected alongside "Mementos of Boabdil" and "The Court of Lions." Fictional personae employed by this author of Tales of the (*) Alhambra include Jonathan Oldstyle, Diedrich Knickerbocker, and Geoffrey Crayon, whose "Sketch Book" includes the story of the competition for the hand of Katrina Von Tassel between Brom Bones and Ichabod Crane. For 10 points, name this author who described the Headless Horseman in his short story "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow."
In one short story by this author, King Aben Habuz sets up a weathervane to symbolize the instability of his power and, and in another, that king consults an "Arabian Astrologer" to secure his kingdom.
Washington Irving