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 1   III|            the incomparably lovely Adsalis, must have entertained him
 2   III|           in the Sultana Asseki.~ ~Adsalis, for so they called her,
 3   III|       unknown to his predecessors. Adsalis had won his favour by inventing
 4     V|       before it."~ ~"Conduct me to Adsalis! She must not die. What
 5     V|          poor abandoned, forgotten Adsalis."~ ~The salvo of a whole
 6     V|           potent than the words of Adsalis. Go then! follow their invitation!
 7     V|          out to thee! The voice of Adsalis will not venture to compete
 8     V|          the waving tresses of thy Adsalis who has freed her soul from
 9     V|           happy in the embraces of Adsalis to think even for a moment
10     V|          to the council-chamber.~ ~Adsalis did not die however, but
11     V|           word in season," replied Adsalis, and she immediately sent
12     V|          returned with the news to Adsalis and the White Prince.~ ~
13     V|           remind the Sultan," said Adsalis, "that he cannot go to the
14  VIII|     Delectation with the beautiful Adsalis by his side, and in front
15  VIII|          were now in full bloom.~ ~Adsalis had thrown her arms round
16    IX|           sharp sword, or the fair Adsalis, or the other dear damsels,
17    IX|         radiant face, was the fair Adsalis, who still remained the
18     X|          to regain the Seraglio.~ ~Adsalis cast a contemptuous look
19     X|           drowned every sound, and Adsalis did not even condescend
20     X|       street-sweepings!" exclaimed Adsalis passionately, "what evil
21     X|             Comes before me?" said Adsalis, "wherefore, then, does
22     X|            is fairer than thou."~ ~Adsalis' face turned blood-red with
23     X| accumulating insult on the head of Adsalis, "for she is the wife of
24     X|          wife of Halil Patrona."~ ~Adsalis, in the fury of despair,
25     X|           square below:~ ~"Sultana Adsalis! Sultana Adsalis!"[Pg 214]~ ~"
26     X|           Sultana Adsalis! Sultana Adsalis!"[Pg 214]~ ~"Ha! a man!
27     X|            Achmed! Achmed!"~ ~Only Adsalis was incapable of pronouncing
28     X|   stretched forth his hand towards Adsalis. Those who stood around
29     X|   dwelling-place of her husband.~ ~Adsalis, desperate with rage and
30     X|        said, still smiling:~ ~"Oh, Adsalis! who would ever think of
31   XII|            was now peeping. It was Adsalis, the favourite Sultana,