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 1     I|         my guest go in peace, I say, and then go thine own way
 2     I|        but Halil had so much to say in praise of the repast,
 3     I|   directed."~ ~"Well, all I can say is that you knew him very
 4     I|       Janaki."~ ~"Now, didn't I say he was mad?" exclaimed Halil,[
 5    II|         a gift," they seemed to say.~ ~Only one man still remained
 6    II|      words; he knew not what to say to a woman to make her love
 7    II|        await your commands!"~ ~"Say nothing about commanding.
 8    II|       here! Come, sit closer, I say!"~ ~The girl sat down beside
 9    II|       the remotest idea what to say to her.~ ~The maid was sad
10   III|        their mouths. Halil they say took unto himself a slave-woman,
11   III|        these three pavilions, I say, the princesses, thy daughters,
12   III|         be ruined - suddenly, I say, Shah Tamasip reappeared
13    IV|         slave?"~ ~"It is as you say. But 'twere better not to
14    IV|         away therefore!"~ ~"You say not well, Halil," cried
15    IV|          remember! Who can even say under what Sultan it took
16    IV| Padishah. Rejoice, therefore, I say.' But Irene at these words
17    IV|       he would hold his tongue, say nothing of what had happened,
18    IV|       fine blow of yours I must say. By the Prophet! one does
19     V|       Achmed! the Wind does not say, I am cold, and yet we feel
20     V|         to follow thee."~ ~"Oh, say not so, say not so!" stammered
21     V|       thee."~ ~"Oh, say not so, say not so!" stammered the tender-hearted
22     V|     upon his feet. How dare you say," continued he, turning
23     V|         Pelivan - "how dare you say that two Janissaries, two
24     V|       bring you before him."~ ~"Say not so, you mangy dog you!
25     V|   himself if he has anything to say to us! What, my friends!
26     V|    comrades to let him have his say in the matter.~ ~"Hearken
27     V|    their debts to us therewith. Say to the most puissant of
28     V|     dead body if thou wilt, but say not that there was nobody
29    VI|         Hassan! Give them up, I say!"~ ~Hassan, however, was
30    VI|         Whose is that palace, I say?" inquired Halil once more,
31   VII|      carried.~ ~"What dost thou say, my son?" he then condescended
32   VII|        Abdi, the Kapudan Pasha, say it to you, and I only regret
33   VII|         whence you have come, I say, for whomsoever I find in
34   VII|      shop-doors this instant, I say! for whoever keeps them
35   VII|       dogs!"~ ~And nobody durst say him nay. They listened to
36  VIII|      Halil!"~ ~"I ask much, you say. To-morrow I shall ask still
37  VIII|       Halil.~ ~Sulali dared not say it all at once. Only gradually
38  VIII|        me. Go back, Sulali, and say to Halil that I beg, I implore
39  VIII|         out Halil. He durst not say a word concerning the Kiaja
40  VIII|       Mufti, and invited him to say the morning prayer with
41  VIII|     alive."~ ~"Tarry a while, I say, wait but for the morning.
42  VIII|    about us!"~ ~"What dost thou say? Go away now when the very
43  VIII|         have often heard people say so, my master."~ ~On arriving
44    IX|        the Sultan.~ ~"Answer, I say! What think ye concerning
45    IX|        upon did he stand up and say:~ ~"I myself will go to
46    IX|     they shall never be able to say that I was afraid of them.
47    IX|         thee to come? Did I not say that I would go alone?"~ ~"
48     X|   Sultans, who has the right to say: "I am indeed my husband'
49     X|         people has something to say in praise of her. Some of
50     X|         she cried; "make way, I say, before the wife of Halil
51    XI|       Paradise.~ ~"All that you say is very pretty and very
52    XI|         what will you answer, I say, when you hear the brazen
53    XI|         Vuodi and ye others, to say that ye never neglected
54    XI|      what will it profit you, I say, if you cannot answer that
55    XI|      pray lying prayers when we say that we [Pg 228]worship
56    XI|        bow down before him, and say:~ ~"Command us and we will
57    XI|         what are we to think, I say, when we hear this Sheik
58    XI|         when we hear this Sheik say before the great men of
59    XI|       tribute to us; and yet, I say, these picture-coins still
60    XI|         were deaf. What did you say it was that Halil Patrona
61    XI|         instantly. Instantly, I say, without the least delay."~ ~
62    XI|    butcher," added he aloud. "I say that he is to be made Prince
63    XI|      Patrona had charged him to say something else, but what
64   XII|         imprints[Pg 250] - if I say this foe be already pointed
65   XII|       to fight against him. You say 'tis a good neighbour, a
66   XII|      another and shake hands, I say."~ ~And he seized the reluctant
67   XII|    oughtest to send me, I would say take me to some remote and
68   XII|       ask something of you."~ ~"Say on!"~ ~"Is there among you
69   XII|    sword by him - only, then, I say, did he have a dim sensation