Chapter

 1   Int|          1730, a rebellion burst forth in Stambul against Sultan
 2     I|        of the Seven Hills loomed forth like a majestic picture
 3     I|        whole troops of dogs come forth from the cemeteries to fight
 4     I|    bought me a yataghan. Stretch forth thy neck! I would test my
 5     I|        me, muzafir! I will bring forth my second carpet and my
 6   III|    jacinth-hued background shine forth the more lustrous raised
 7   III|          after she had been cast forth from thy harem. From morn
 8   III|      they pronounce when they go forth to war against the true
 9    IV|         of his turban - sticking forth aloft right gallantly like
10    IV|    spices which the damsels blew forth from their long narghilis.
11    IV|    cannons on the Bosphorus sent forth their thunders. In the evening
12     V|      thereof; yet when he issues forth from his prayer-chamber
13     V|        to make out, let him come forth from beneath his tent and
14     V|      Patrona?"~ ~Patrona stepped forth.~ ~"Methinks, Halil Pelivan,"
15     V|          At last Patrona stepped forth and begged his comrades
16     V|     furious tiger that has burst forth from its cage, at these
17     V|        the rebellion would burst forth - and then his dominion
18    VI|       CHAPTER VI.~ ~THE BURSTING FORTH OF THE STORM.~ ~A contrary
19    VI|      incendiaries, and let us go forth burning and slaying, for
20    VI| murderers and malefactors rushed forth into the piazza and all
21    VI|           All the rest have come forth; all the rest have scattered
22   VII|            Suddenly Musli leaped forth from amongst them, and anticipating
23   VII|         but they ought to be led forth regiment by regiment and
24  VIII|          Sulali, he beckoned him forth from among the ciauses and
25  VIII|    determined courage he stepped forth and also joined the bostanjis. "
26  VIII|      morning he had not yet come forth from his harem.~ ~The four
27  VIII|          waited till Manoli came forth again. He came out, covering
28    IX|      victims has now been poured forth," said Achmed in a gloomy,
29    IX|          other times, he stepped forth as boldly and gazed around
30    IX|       Malikane was from this day forth abolished.~ ~The shout which
31     X|          whatever rank, may come forth in the streets, or appear
32     X|         odalisks of one harem go forth to call upon the odalisks
33     X|         the Sultan proudly paces forth! Half a thousand odalisks,
34     X|             And Achmed stretched forth his hand towards Adsalis.
35    XI|  plundered, and the faithful led forth to execution. In the Fanar
36    XI|         open the tombs and bring forth the trembling, death-pale
37   XII|        At these words Halil drew forth from his girdle a dagger
38   XII|       and falling prone breathed forth his last sigh:~ ~"I die,