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 1    II|         would have liked to have raised up and cast down pashas,
 2    II|     black eyes of hers. When she raised her long black lashes it
 3   III|          forth the more lustrous raised arabesques formed by topazes
 4   III|     prostrate before him till he raised them up again.~ ~"What brings
 5    IV|          remaining on his knees, raised his hands to Heaven, and
 6    IV|         the end of the room on a raised divan. Her figure was slender
 7     V|       been with him - he was now raised to the rank of a ciaus-officer.~ ~
 8    VI|        words with a savage yell, raised Patrona on its shoulders,
 9    VI| listening to him when his escort raised him aloft on their shoulders
10    VI|        Speechless with agony, he raised her in his arms. The woman
11   VII|         the flower, which he had raised with both hands, in the
12    IX|       the Padishah that had been raised to curse sank slowly down
13    IX|        hand to Sulali, who first raised it to his forehead and then
14    IX|  infatuation; she it was whom he raised to his breast and in whose
15    IX|         side, along the wall, on raised alabaster pedestals were
16    IX|    obsequious splendour. Then he raised his hand to his head, and
17    IX|       descended towards him, and raised him from the ground with
18    IX|       the throne to which I have raised thee. I know right well
19    IX|          stiffly, with his hands raised towards Heaven and wide
20     X|         who, in their turn also, raised her upon their shoulders
21     X|      white figure which they had raised on high.~ ~"Make way for
22     X|          in the fury of despair, raised her clenched hands towards
23    XI|   recited the Fateha5 with hands raised heavenwards, ascended to
24    XI|       down, and the double cross raised on [Pg 219]the towers of
25    XI|    prayers of women); in vain he raised his hands heavenwards; in
26   XII|      While still on his knees he raised his eyes to Heaven and said:[