Chapter

 1     I|        This he now opened and cast a glance into it, as if
 2    II|   liked to have raised up and cast down pashas, dispensed commands,
 3    II|    girl, whose dark eyelashes cast shadows upon her pale cheeks,
 4    II|      it, the eyes were[Pg 47] cast down, the lips closed and
 5   III| Gül-Bejáze after she had been cast forth from thy harem. From
 6   III|    that the spot where he has cast out the ashes from his pipe
 7    IV|       was settled already. He cast but a single look on Gül-Bejáze'
 8    IV|  guilty as if he had actually cast an eye into the Sultan's
 9    IV|    happened sometimes that he cast a handkerchief towards this
10    IV|    blonde damsel neglected to cast her eyes down as they chanced
11    IV|        and therefore had been cast into the water. Nobody ever
12    IV|      up in a leather sack and cast into the Bosphorus."[Pg
13    IV|           With these words he cast Janaki from him, approached
14    VI|    immediately his handiwork, cast his awl, his hammer, and
15    VI|      away by force.~ ~"Be not cast down, muzafir, but snatch
16  VIII|    and the sacred banner, and cast anchor beside the coast
17  VIII|  third tulip by the roots and cast it from him.~ ~"There it
18  VIII|      name of Abdi Pasha.~ ~He cast away the flowers from the
19  VIII|       Kiaja Beg, his body was cast upon the cross-ways through
20  VIII|       built."~ ~Halil Patrona cast a searching look at the
21    IX|    whose sooty face seemed to cast a black shadow upon itself.~ ~
22    IX| through the long apartment he cast a glance upon the dignitaries
23    IX|       a moment, like a figure cast in bronze, a crying contrast
24     X|       the Seraglio.~ ~Adsalis cast a contemptuous look on the
25     X|  Seraglio. Sobbing aloud, she cast herself at the feet of the
26    XI|        butterfly-like letters cast upon Halil's face.~ ~"What
27    XI|     already see the half-moon cast down, and the double cross
28    XI|     interrupted. Once more he cast a glance upon the darkened
29  XIII|     her every now and then to cast another loving glance -