Chapter

 1    IX|           his little ten-year-old child, Bajazid, he saw that the
 2    IX|      inquired the reason why. The child replied:~ ~"Father, it is
 3    IX|    stammered Achmed, pressing the child to his breast.[Pg 180]~ ~"
 4   XII|         It is the feeble cry of a child, a little baby child.[Pg
 5   XII|         of a child, a little baby child.[Pg 242] A few days before
 6   XII|           made her his wife. This child was the purest part of Halil'
 7   XII|            he would reflect, this child shall rise with me. Whatever
 8   XII|             Gül-Bejáze wanted the child to be called Ferhád, or
 9   XII|          who was playing with the child; she did not perceive him
10   XII|          over again in the little child.~ ~And now old Janaki also
11   XII|          only you could bring the child up!" he cried; "but you
12   XII|            and when you die, your child will be doubly an orphan."~ ~
13   XII|         to become of his wife and child.~ ~On the evening of the
14   XII|        her. The woman carried her child in her arms.~ ~Since the
15   XII|         Since the woman had had a child she had acquired a much
16   XII|        muscular[Pg 258] arms. The child rejoiced aloud at the rocking
17   XII|         shalt thou dwell with thy child."~ ~"And thou thyself?"~ ~"
18   XII| Gül-Bejáze began to fall upon the child she held to her breast.~ ~"
19   XII|            for thou wilt have the child while I shall have nothing
20   XII|           kissed his wife and his child and returned to the boat.
21   XII|    standing on the shore with her child clasped to her breast, and
22   XII|           thou and watch over thy child. - Janaki."~ ~With that
23  XIII|        beside her, and puts their child between the pillow and herself
24  XIII|           nothing.~ ~"Look at thy child!" she cries, lifting up
25  XIII|     kisses him, and then lays her child between them and goes quietly
26   Sel|          to Win," "Because of the Child," etc. 6/=~ ~"It would indeed