Chapter

 1     I|       The long, winding, narrow streets climb from one hill to another,
 2     I|     bells resound in the narrow streets; the shouting water-carriers
 3     I|        each other in one of the streets leading into the Etmeidan.~ ~
 4     I|      may escape stopping in the streets all night, for I am greatly
 5     I|     populace herd together. The streets here are so narrow that
 6   III|     doing menial service in the streets of Ispahan for a livelihood.
 7   III|         being celebrated in the streets of Stambul, and the whole
 8   III|     sugar-flowers traversed the streets, and galleys and fortresses
 9     V|         what a commotion in the streets of Stambul! The multitude
10     V|  together at the corners of the streets in tens and twenties, and
11     V|       while outside through the streets of Stambul gun-carriages
12    VI|        and Illuminations in the streets of Stambul instead of making
13    VI|         to the surface; for the streets were suddenly flooded by
14    VI|    piazza and all the adjoining streets, and the last of all to
15    VI|      women who stroll about the streets with uncovered faces, who
16   VII|        whomsoever I find in the streets an hour hence his head shall
17   VII|        as if by magic, from the streets and house-tops.~ ~He galloped
18   VII|     single cry be heard in your streets, for if you dare to come
19   VII|          and let them clear the streets. And if all this be of no
20  VIII|        crowd which thronged the streets till they reached the central
21  VIII|        Send criers into all the streets to announce that the Seraglio
22  VIII|         crowd that thronged the streets, Halil hastened to the water
23    IX|         were still lying in the streets when Sultan Achmed summoned
24    IX|     thousands, crowding all the streets and all the house-tops between
25    IX|  triumphal progress through the streets of his capital on horseback;
26     X|     permitted to walk about the streets, and this blissful day may
27     X|     rank, may come forth in the streets, or appear on the roof of
28     X|    eunuchs keeping order in the streets decapitate without mercy
29     X|     permitted to walk about the streets. Then it is that the odalisks
30     X|      appear in the midst of the streets and market-places, in which
31     X|         traverses the principal streets of Stambul. Every now and
32     X|      dance the bayaderes of the streets, whom Sultan Achmed had
33   XII| attacked the rebels in the open streets, routed them in the piazzas,