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 1   Int   |            rebellion burst forth in Stambul against Sultan Achmed III.,
 2     I   |      Hamadan, and the good folks of Stambul could talk of nothing else
 3     I   |         from[Pg 13] the minarets of Stambul. The imposing shape of the
 4     I   |          that is why I have come to Stambul. I shall be utterly beggared
 5     I   |         knew all about every man in Stambul, in order that he might
 6   III   |          that the barbers in[Pg 52] Stambul also, even when they rise
 7   III   |           happened most recently in Stambul."~ ~The Sultan continued
 8   III   |              then he utterly forgot Stambul, his capital, the host,
 9   III   |        celebrated in the streets of Stambul, and the whole city shone
10   III   |            week the fairest part of Stambul, close to the Chojabasha,
11   III   |         growing, the ground beneath Stambul quaked and trembled. These
12   III   |           evil days are coming upon Stambul. The voice of the enemy
13   III   |           pardon my temerity. I see Stambul in the midst of flames every
14    IV   |             maiden he had stolen to Stambul. He took her straight to
15    IV   |          here, in the very midst of Stambul, than if he had fled all
16     V   |         commotion in the streets of Stambul! The multitude pours like
17     V   |              the Mecca, Medina, and Stambul justiciaries, the Defterdars,
18     V   |      outside through the streets of Stambul gun-carriages are rattling
19     V   |            there no more barbers in Stambul that you make such a fuss
20     V   |            Scutari but will come to Stambul."[Pg 122]~ ~The host is
21     V   |               The host is coming to Stambul! - that was a word of terror.~ ~
22     V   |            at Adrianople to come to Stambul: "Even if thou wert dead
23    VI   |          extend in the direction of Stambul also.~ ~Towards midnight
24    VI   |         that was why the army round Stambul was chafing and murmuring.~ ~
25    VI   |           and the Kiaja returned to Stambul. Each of them strictly observed
26    VI   |     Illuminations in the streets of Stambul instead of making ready
27   VII   |            rise up quickly, for all Stambul is in a commotion."~ ~"Take
28   VII   |            to ask.~ ~"The people of Stambul have risen in revolt."~ ~"
29   VII   |           revolt."~ ~"The people of Stambul, eh? What sort of people?
30   VII   |            trotted quite alone into Stambul, where at that very moment
31   VII   |          Kapudan Pasha not to go to Stambul as death awaited him there.
32   VII   |            straight through[Pg 140] Stambul, he insinuated that it was
33   VII   |           and are generally used at Stambul during every popular rising,
34   VII   |           Pg 141]~ ~"Inhabitants of Stambul, true-believing Mussulmans,
35   VII   |              and in the name of the Stambul Cadi, Hassan Sulali, I proclaim:
36   VII   |      giaours at present residing at Stambul, let them remain in peace
37   VII   |           ll make a rubbish-heap of Stambul with my guns, and none shall
38   VII   |         Abdullah Pasha all was won. Stambul was to be left to itself,
39   VII   |             it to be withdrawn from Stambul, lest it should be affected
40   VII   |           have been from one end of Stambul to the other?"~ ~Then he
41   VII   |            149]~ ~"You have been in Stambul, I understand?" inquired
42   VII   |     cobblers and petty hucksters of Stambul are not worth a volley,
43   VII   |          have excited the people in Stambul to revolt, but they ought
44   VII   |          they should be conveyed to Stambul, to the Sultana Asseki,
45  VIII   |           was already the master of Stambul.~ ~The rebel leaders had
46  VIII   |            Hassan, a former cadi of Stambul, whose name he had heard
47  VIII   |               he made chief Cadi of Stambul, and then catching sight
48  VIII   |            up its camp, returned to Stambul, and made common cause with
49  VIII   |          the moment, of the city of Stambul and the whole Ottoman Empire.~ ~
50    IX   |             mountains of the joy of Stambul, and an hour later, to the
51     X   |            the principal streets of Stambul. Every now and then, a short
52    XI   |           whence I could survey all Stambul, and there I began to meditate.~ ~"
53    XI(7)|                         The part of Stambul inhabited by the Greeks.~ ~
54    XI   |       Heaven. The fathers point out Stambul to their sons, they point
55    XI   |         Unbelievers assemble before Stambul. Woe, woe unto us! Eternally
56    XI   | licentiousness will bring down upon Stambul the judgment of Sodom and
57    XI   |           heard within the walls of Stambul, so that if ye want to save
58    XI   |             that if ye want to save Stambul, ye must burn down these
59    XI   |          these palaces will consume Stambul."~ ~"We must go to the Sultan
60    XI   |           ask permission to plunder Stambul out and out?"~ ~"It is too
61   XII   |             shall have to return to Stambul. But I will come after thee.
62   XII   |            banner and justiciary of Stambul. All three were Ulemas,
63   XII   |    insurgents to the Etmeidan.~ ~In Stambul things were all topsy-turvy
64  XIII   |      longingly, in the direction of Stambul, following with her eyes
65   Sel   |           The scene of the story is Stambul, in the eighteenth century,