Chapter

 1   Int|   whose cowardly hesitation to take the field against the advancing
 2     I|        let me in at this hour. Take me home with you, I will
 3     I|        if we went another way. Take this lesson from me: Never
 4     I|      be as well if you were to take my stick, for he might observe
 5     I|       intervened defiantly.~ ~"Take yourself off, you drunken
 6     I|     call a golden denarius.~ ~"Take this piece of money, worthy
 7     I|         go back to your house, take this letter together with
 8     I|        would not permit him to take the lower place or suffer
 9    II|   orders, and my orders are to take her veil from off her head
10    II|   anyhow, bring your money and take the girl!"~ ~Halil went
11   III|        the Prophet, I will not take in my hand the Banner of
12   III|      of an oath, and when they take an oath or make a[Pg 68]
13    IV| approached him so softly as to take him quite unawares, very
14    IV|     sleep on the roof, and you take the slave-girl down with
15    IV|        from me unharmed by me. Take her away therefore!"~ ~"
16    IV|      them had any exception to take to the stranger's words.
17    IV|         The bargaining did not take long. The Kizlar-Aga paid
18    IV|          No," said he, "I will take away the girl, and your
19    IV|       I command you, Irene, to take up your veil and follow
20    IV|        One jar of dates I will take with me, the other you may
21     V|       arrival of the Sultan to take ship at once - the transports
22     V| quittest the Seraglio she will take this poison, which she has
23     V|       s chargers which were to take him through the garden kiosk
24    VI|    beside the Sweet Waters, to take leave of[Pg 126] his odalisks
25   VII|      to get the tulip-bulbs to take September for May, and set
26   VII| Stambul is in a commotion."~ ~"Take care! - don't tread upon
27   VII|       indeed, though you would take good care to keep out of
28   VII|       full of terror, began to take down their shutters forthwith.~ ~
29   VII|      whose heads the mob might take a fancy to. And that, of
30  VIII|       of their wishes.~ ~"Then take with you the Chaszeki Aga
31  VIII|   servants, come for them, and take them from me. No, not a
32  VIII|      pure and upright dealing, take it now and wash it in my
33  VIII|        me to be too many, then take me and put an end to them."~ ~
34  VIII|      the Kizlar-Aga.~ ~"There, take it!" said he.~ ~The Aga
35  VIII|       to the side of yon hills take care to be well behind them,
36    IX|     reign, let a better than I take my place. I demand but one
37    IX|       it to me on the Alkoran. Take two from amongst you and
38    IX| resolved that if you refuse to take this oath he will blow up
39    IX|        of the throne made them take their places round his feet,
40    IX|      and handing it to Musli; "take care of it for me till I
41    XI|      Wherefore, then, does man take thought for the morrow?~ ~
42    XI|     his place on the list, and take it to the Sultan. Woe betide
43    XI|       thither likewise! Do not take all the glory to yourself,
44    XI|    that he would so completely take the Grand Vizier by surprise,
45    XI| without his knowledge I cannot take upon myself to alter his
46   XII|       of man does the Lord God take counsel?~ ~Halil stole on
47   XII|       Bosphorus as if he would take a walk with her. The woman
48   XII|        to send me, I would say take me to some remote and peaceful
49   XII|        ask me, whither shall I take thee, so would I answer."~ ~"
50   XII|        little coffer thou wilt take with thee; it contains money
51   XII|   shall not be long after him, take my word for it. But live
52  XIII|    lifting up her little son; "take him in thine arms. So! Kiss
53  XIII|      him once upon a time. So! take him on thy lap. What! art
54   Sel|        dramatic force.... Must take rank amongst our stronger
55   Sel|    should be widely known, and take a permanent place among