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 1   III|         buckled on his tasselled sword, and then everyone, after
 2   III|     There also were the Egyptian sword and hoop dancers, the Indian
 3   III|          gird upon thy thigh the sword of thy illustrious ancestor
 4   III|      every one of the ten held a sword, we should still have enough
 5   III|           I will not gird on the Sword of the Prophet, I will not
 6     V|          grasped the hilt of his sword.~ ~"Fear not, Patrona!"
 7     V|       ranks of his comrades. His sword flashed in his hand, and
 8     V|        army, and why do I wear a sword at all if I do not decapitate
 9     V|    Silihdar to gird him with the sword of Mahomet.~ ~"Most illustrious
10     V|        read:~ ~"He who fears the sword will find the sword his
11     V|          the sword will find the sword his enemy, and better a
12     V|          and better a rust-eaten sword in the hand than a brightly
13     V|    exclaimed Achmed, kissing the sword of Muhammad, and a quarter
14    VI|      true Mussulmans to draw the sword in defence of Muhammad,
15    VI|          one of them was a naked sword, and in their midst stood
16    VI|       plane aside, and seize his sword instead; let him close his
17    VI|         muzafir, but snatch up a sword and stand alongside of me.
18   VII|        145] them dared to draw a sword against him, yet not one
19   VII|        the same time drawing his sword.~ ~But now Musli twisted
20   VII|           They complain that the sword does not wage war of its
21  VIII|         and by his side hung the sword of the Grand Vizier, whose[
22  VIII|       signet in the hilt of this sword that Halil was now sealing
23  VIII|       did not even lay aside his sword.~ ~"Then, too, they demanded
24  VIII|      brought to bay and drew his sword.~ ~"Come hither, then, valiant
25  VIII|       them ye shall see that the sword of Mohammed has still an
26    IX|          Audience he gave up the Sword of the Prophet to the Silihdar,
27    IX|       will see no more his sharp sword, or the fair Adsalis, or
28    IX|        also had to part with his sword, his wives, and his children
29    IX|       said Halil, unbuckling his sword (for no weapon may enter
30    IX|          It was my wish that the sword of Mahomet should pass into
31    IX| Silihdars may gird thee with the Sword of the Prophet according
32    IX|      there to be girded with the Sword of the Prophet.~ ~With a
33     X|          head of Mahmud, but the sword, the sword of dominion,
34     X|       Mahmud, but the sword, the sword of dominion, was in the
35     X|        the highest places by his sword or his luck. Every single
36    XI|         lay their hands upon the sword to use it against the Osmanli,
37   XII|         perceived its conquering sword winning fresh victories,
38   XII|       rush upon him with a drawn sword, and this was to be the
39   XII|        the signal by drawing his sword against Halil, the Janissaries
40   XII|     perish. And if the foe whose sword shall one day deal the nations
41   XII|       faith of Mohammed with the sword when, perhaps, there may
42   XII|     preconcerted, Kaplan Giraj's sword must needs have leaped from
43   XII|       his seat with his flashing sword in his hand.~ ~[Pg 254]~ ~
44   XII|       therefore I do not draw my sword against yours even in self-defence.
45   XII|          settle matters with the sword, or whether it is the rule
46   XII|      Giraj wrathfully thrust his sword back again into its scabbard.
47   XII|        turns[Pg 257] every drawn sword against us, and drives wrath
48   XII|       approach the Sultan with a sword by him - only, then, I say,
49   XII|          Janaki, buckling on his sword with which he certainly