Chapter

 1     I|      The imposing shape of the City of the Seven Hills loomed
 2     I|      the whole of the gigantic city is wrapped in gloom.~ ~The
 3     I|       a man in a large foreign city which he visits for the
 4     I|        I am a stranger in this city, and in my terror I have
 5   III|      of Stambul, and the whole city shone in the illumination
 6   III|     when the other part of the city was illuminated in honour
 7    IV|      with her, and she saw the city where he dwelt recede further
 8     V|      camp, all night long this city of tents was a-building,
 9    VI|       his booth, and the whole city seemed to be turned upside
10   VII|        are already turning the city upside down!"~ ~The Kapudan
11   VII|   could extinguish the burning city with this watering-can.
12   VII|       ambled jauntily into the city.~ ~Already from afar he
13   VII|       away he rode through the city, and nobody laid so much
14   VII|  ridden through the rebellious city. He inquired of the doorkeepers
15  VIII|       affairs. All through the city a great commotion prevailed
16  VIII|         for the moment, of the city of Stambul and the whole
17  VIII| another dawn find thee in this city!"~ ~The boatman bent low
18    IX|   forms a whole quarter of the city by itself, and as soon as
19     X|     the suburbs[Pg 205] of the city, that strangers may regulate
20     X|       eyes. The whole gigantic city resounds with merry songs
21     X|       the news all through the city. Everyone of the bayaderes
22    XI|      gates of the seven-hilled city.~ ~"Lo! this did the Prophet
23    XI|       glance upon the darkened city, and it grieved him sorely
24   XII|      seek in that big desolate city when we are no longer there?
25   XII|   after that the people of the city in their walks abroad saw
26   XII|      arose from one end of the city to the other, the people