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 1     I|       lout, you! How dare you lay a hand upon my guest. Know
 2     I|        slumbered off where he lay, while Patrona with his
 3    II| bluish. Dead, dead - a corpse lay before him!~ ~But Halil
 4    II|    what he would. A dead body lay in his bosom.~ ~An ice-cold
 5   III|       hem of his garment, and lay prostrate before him till
 6    IV|      who would not so much as lay a hand upon a slave-girl
 7    IV|     Debejis, or the Bostanjis lay their heads together and
 8    IV|    damsel did not awaken, and lay there like a corpse till
 9     V|  doubt of it. Her slave-girls lay scattered about on the floor
10    VI|       and then, and thereupon lay down to sleep with a good
11   VII|   Mussulman shut up his shop, lay aside his handiwork, and
12  VIII|      by them, he did not even lay aside his sword.~ ~"Then,
13  VIII|    hesitate at such a time to lay down his life and his estate
14  VIII|   Hall of Audience, Damadzadi lay sick in the apartment of
15  VIII|     with a white beard, which lay with closed eyes at the
16    IX|    and the sobbing of him who lay sleepless far, far below
17    IX|        On one of these tables lay an open portfolio encrusted
18    IX|    and emeralds; on the other lay a copy of the Alkoran, bound
19    IX|   Another copy of the Alkoran lay open on a smaller table,
20     X|      single eunuch they could lay hold of was pretty certain
21    XI|      sustenance; tender women lay their hands upon the sword
22    XI|    went down on his knees and lay with his face touching the
23    XI|      of ciauses and make them lay the rascal's head at his
24   XII|       great men of the empire lay in the dust at his feet.~ ~
25   XII|     favourite wives when they lay in child-bed; this, therefore,
26   XII|   assemble in the Seraglio to lay our desires before the Padishah.
27   Sel|       to skip one page, or to lay down the volume until the