Chapter

 1     I|           You had better wait to see what you are going to get
 2     I|        yours is not a bad one. I see that the head of it is well-studded
 3     I|          my weapon upon thee and see whether it is sharp."~ ~
 4     I|        along with it."~ ~"Yes, I see that your name is written
 5    II|       very look of him one could see that he did not sell the
 6    II|         white roses! And one can see dewdrops upon them, as is
 7    II|        is my house, whatever you see in it is mine and yours.
 8    II|          the fair countenance to see if it had not grown redder
 9   III|           if he were but able to see her smile again and again,
10   III|    instead of her. As often as I see thee, majestic Khan, it
11   III|          Khan, it is as though I see her face, and as often as
12   III|        and pardon my temerity. I see Stambul in the midst of
13    IV|        footsteps turned round to see who it might be.~ ~The same
14    IV|        ceremony with us, you can see for yourself how merry we
15    IV|     whispered back, "why you can see for yourself that he is
16    IV|        of her! And now she could see him coming down to the sea-shore,
17    IV|         laughing, "I fancy I can see him standing before me now!"~ ~"
18    IV|    following day Irene could not see this damsel anywhere, and
19    IV|          for he had no desire to see this living corpse anywhere
20    IV|      there was nobody present to see them, for the senseless
21    IV| Berber-Bashi, make inquiries and see what happened to the damsel
22    IV|        the Prophet! one does not see a blow like that every day.
23    IV|      shall not be long before we see each other again."~ ~And
24     V|     battle, fancy that thou dost see before thee the waving tresses
25     V|      pasha, or when they wish to see the banner of the Prophet
26    VI|          we hear their cries, we see their banners falter and
27   VII|       not every day that one can see budding tulips in the middle
28   VII|        and he would be unable to see it. How he would have liked
29   VII|         you blockhead; don't you see that you nearly trampled
30   VII|          go away. I would rather see you fall in battle fighting
31  VIII|        to come for them ye shall see that the sword of Mohammed
32  VIII| apartment, constantly looking to see whether the[Pg 164] Kiaja,
33  VIII|          and Segban Pasha.~ ~"Ye see a dead man before you,"
34  VIII|        we three others shall not see the dawn of another day.
35  VIII|              To-morrow you shall see his dead body," said the
36  VIII|        Imam of the Aja Sophia to see whether the street really
37  VIII|      thou wilt believe thou dost see flower-baskets before thee."~ ~"
38    IX|     breast.[Pg 180]~ ~"Thou wilt see that thou shalt not save
39    IX|           For henceforth he will see no more his sharp sword,
40    IX|        the Seraglio. Then, if we see them return to us safe and
41     X|       before which they march to see whether, perchance, any
42     X|      look on the Aga.~ ~"One can see that thou art neither man
43    XI|       ears in order that I might see and hear nothing but what
44    XI|         commanded me to hear and see.~ ~"And I wrote down those
45    XI|              The Giaours already see the tents of the foreign
46    XI|         Tsiragan piazza, already see the half-moon cast down,
47    XI|        woe to everyone of us who see, who hear, and yet go on
48    XI|      Patrona live long enough to see it come to pass. This also
49    XI|              Kabakulak could now see that he had to do with a
50   XII|         I shall never be able to see, he will rejoice in. Through
51   XII|         to survive you. You will see me die, if see you can;
52   XII|          You will see me die, if see you can; and when you die,
53   XII|         sent the sherbet.~ ~"You see," said Halil, "the great
54   XII|        hid his face so as not to see what was about to happen.~ ~"