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 1   III|          from the harem, popped the Kizlar-Aga, the chief eunuch, a respectable,
 2   III|             no pleasure therein.~ ~"Kizlar-Aga, my faithful servant! what
 3   III|       gracious Padishah!" cried the Kizlar-Aga, "the flower cannot go on
 4   III|             while he dispatched the Kizlar-Aga to bring in the Sultana
 5   III| representing the bridegroom and the Kizlar-Aga the bride, and everyone
 6   III|            the harem.~ ~And now the Kizlar-Aga admitted the two dignitaries
 7    IV|            took her straight to the Kizlar-Aga whose office it is to pur[
 8    IV|   bargaining did not take long. The Kizlar-Aga paid down at once the price
 9    IV|               Just like the present Kizlar-Aga!" cried Musli laughing, "
10    IV|             to do with her till the Kizlar-Aga approached her, and said
11     V|         from his prayer-chamber the Kizlar-Aga is already awaiting him
12     V|            that I am coming!"~ ~The Kizlar-Aga withdrew. Achmed muttered
13     V|           he got there sent for the Kizlar-Aga, placed it in his hands,
14     V|          the bearer thereof."~ ~The Kizlar-Aga, who did not know what was
15     V|              Remind him through the Kizlar-Aga that he neglect not the
16     V|            she immediately sent the Kizlar-Aga into the council-chamber.~ ~
17     V|    illustrious Padishah!" cried the Kizlar-Aga, throwing himself to the
18     V|             the will of God."~ ~The Kizlar-Aga returned with the news to
19     V|             for the second time the Kizlar-Aga departed to execute the
20     V|           the way was barred by the Kizlar-Aga, who flung himself to the
21     V|          man.~ ~At the words of the Kizlar-Aga he removed his foot from
22  VIII|   immediately, I warrant."~ ~As the Kizlar-Aga, Elhaj Beshir, came face
23  VIII|            but wait for me till the Kizlar-Aga arrives to demand from me
24  VIII|      message of the Sultan from the Kizlar-Aga and deliver it to Halil
25  VIII|      noticed that Elhaj Beshir, the Kizlar-Aga, was standing before him
26  VIII|         hand.~ ~"Master," cried the Kizlar-Aga, "deign to read the answer
27  VIII|          knife and handed it to the Kizlar-Aga.~ ~"There, take it!" said
28  VIII|          name was engraved, and the Kizlar-Aga stamped the document therewith,
29  VIII|         garden of the Seraglio. The Kizlar-Aga came there in search of
30  VIII|           the Empire gave it to the Kizlar-Aga.~ ~"May he who comes after
31  VIII|             the Grand Vizier.~ ~The Kizlar-Aga and the messengers of the
32  VIII|            his dead body," said the Kizlar-Aga to the new Reis-Effendi,
33  VIII|      Seignior.~ ~All night long the Kizlar-Aga tormented Achmed[Pg 171]
34  VIII|             on the horizon when the Kizlar-Aga once more stood before the
35  VIII|             So it is," observed the Kizlar-Aga by way of corroboration, "
36  VIII|           twice over," remarked the Kizlar-Aga. "No doubt they have fallen
37  VIII|        hasten then!" said he to the Kizlar-Aga, and with that he fled away
38  VIII|            the Seraglio.~ ~Then the Kizlar-Aga led them down to the gate.
39    IX|                Then Achmed sent the Kizlar-Aga for Sultan Mahmud, surnamed "
40    IX|            over his children to the Kizlar-Aga, telling him to greet the
41    IX|          remained alone.~ ~Only the Kizlar-Aga awaited his pleasure - the
42    IX|          awaited his pleasure - the Kizlar-Aga whose sooty face seemed
43     X|       steeds of the odalisks.~ ~The Kizlar-Aga was fully alive to the danger
44    XI|          Sultana, the slaves of the Kizlar-Aga, the Izoglani, whose licentiousness
45   XII|          because of Gül-Bejáze, the Kizlar-Aga who feared the influence
46   XII|             stood Elhaj Beshir, the Kizlar-Aga. Both of them knew there