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 1     I|         head of Shah Mahmud, and just as many armies of valiant
 2     I|       the fish and onions he had just bought in the market-place
 3     I|        word in thine ear! I have just bought me a yataghan. Stretch
 4     I|       into imagining that he had just been partaking of the most
 5     I|         to me. The letter I have just written on your roof has
 6     I|          wrote his name high up, just beneath the eaves of the
 7     I|      heads before me in the dust just as I, Halil Patrona, the
 8    II|         to do such a thing might just as well chalk[Pg 40] up
 9   III|      will spring from the earth, just as if all the Ottoman heroes,
10   III|          the one with the other. Just now there is no occasion
11   III|        daughter, Eminah, who has just reached her third year.
12    IV|        the house instead of her, just as if she had bought him
13    IV|          me a present of. It was just as well, however, that I
14    IV|       the beaker extended to her just enough to moisten her lips,
15    IV|           is not the room I have just described to you but a creature
16    IV|         teeth could be seen."~ ~"Just like the present Kizlar-Aga!"
17    IV|       who touched her lips might just as well have touched the
18    IV|          rising from his place; "just listen to the sequel of
19     V|     delivered by Patrona.~ ~"And just tell your master, the Kiaja,"
20     V|          with the Sultan who had just ordered the Silihdar to
21     V|     Padishah!" he cried, "I have just come from the host. Since
22     V|         taken his place. And now just the same sort of tempest
23    VI|      house at Chengelköi, having just received from a Dutch merchant
24    VI|       turned upside down. It was just as if a still standing lake
25    VI|         might address the mob.~ ~Just at this moment they stopped
26   VII| impatience. There they all were, just on the point of blooming,
27   VII|       should injure the bulbs.~ ~Just as he was kneeling down
28   VII|          lead the host to battle just then; but he wished it to
29   VII|        pieces.~ ~He came in with just as much sangfroid as he
30   VII|        Vizier at last.~ ~"I have just come from thence within
31  VIII|      that I will satisfy all his just demands, if he promises
32  VIII| Execution.~ ~This sailor-man had just such a long grey beard as
33  VIII|        familiar to me. Thou hast just such a white beard as had
34    IX|       his chair. After the words just uttered every voice in the
35    IX|       throne in favour of Achmed just as Achmed was now resigning
36    IX|          merciful to my children just as I was merciful to thy
37    IX|       wives, and his children in just the same way. And this Achmed
38    IX|      were twelve other Korans on just as many other tables, with
39    IX|      ever.~ ~His dress, too, was just the same as hitherto - a
40    IX|        shouted the name of Halil just as often and just as loudly
41    IX|          Halil just as often and just as loudly as they shouted
42     X|        under Heaven.~ ~Suddenly, just as they were about to turn
43    XI|        pray thee, what thou hast just been reading?"~ ~"When thou
44    XI|    prayed no longer existed, but just as His Kingdom here on earth
45    XI|    cannot find within it as many just men as its needs require!"~ ~
46    XI|       shout in my ear like that, just as if I were deaf. What
47    XI|              Good, good, my son! just the very thing I wanted
48    XI|         Kabakulak now thought it just as well to show that he
49    XI|          wallow in vile delights just when they ought to be hastening
50    XI|     three days by Halil Patrona, just because there is but one
51   XII|    moment he was made a voivode, just as if he felt that only
52   XII|         it slips from your grasp just as you fancy you hold it
53   XII|         declaring that they were just the boys to satisfy Pelivan'
54  XIII|       the water icy-cold? I have just filled it from the spring