FTP, name the book that, to pay for his mother's funeral, was written during the evenings of one week in January 1759 by Samuel Johnson.
Its working title was The Choice of Life, a philosophical fable cast in the form of an Oriental tale which owed its popularity to the vogue of the Arabian Nights. The title character, along with his sister Nekayah and mentor Imlac, escape to Cairo, but return to Happy Valley because they fail to find the happiness they had expected. FTP, name the book that, to pay for his mother's funeral, was written during the evenings of one week in January 1759 by Samuel Johnson.
Its working title was The Choice of Life, a philosophical fable cast in the form of an Oriental tale which owed its popularity to the vogue of the Arabian Nights.
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