Chapter

 1     I|     decided is this: which of the four successors of the Prophet,
 2     I|       other hand, affirm that all four were true Caliphs and equally
 3     I|          time something about his four little children: what would
 4    II|           40] up the names of the four avenging angels on the walls
 5   III|        who died for their country four centuries ago, were to rise
 6   III|           the bridegroom was only four years old and the bride
 7     V|          thence bounding three or four times into the air, terrifying
 8    VI|           scattered to the winds; four thousand horses and six
 9   VII|        spectacle awaited him! All four of them, yes, all four,
10   VII|        All four of them, yes, all four, were in full bloom!~ ~Belgrade
11   VII|           most magnificent of the four was Kermanjasahan. This
12   VII| thoroughly, and entrusted them to four bostanjis, bidding them
13   VII|        them.~ ~The names of these four men were all written up
14   VII|        street. The heads of these four men had been demanded by
15   VII|             in an hour's time our four heads will not be worth
16   VII|          Sultan!"~ ~Then they all four accompanied Achmed to his
17  VIII|       They demand the delivery of four of the great officers of
18  VIII|         the delivery to us of the four arch-traitors who have brought
19  VIII|       forth from his harem.~ ~The four dignitaries knew very well
20  VIII|             I am lost. We are the four victims. The Chief Mufti
21  VIII|          in front of him were the four tulips which Abdi Pasha
22  VIII|         him the day before.~ ~The four tulips were now in full
23    IX|       every time the hour struck. Four large Venetian mirrors multiplied
24     X|           of the fairy band march four hundred black eunuchs, with
25     X|         thousand odalisks and the four hundred eunuchs occupied
26    XI|        asking. The Padishah, only four days ago, gave this office