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 1     I|      invitation as that, and he brought down the leaded stick in
 2     I|        flint and steel. Then he brought water in a round-bellied
 3     I|         with sheep's flesh, and brought him from the booths of the
 4    II|         as possible, because it brought in by far the largest profits.
 5   III|       of the peris. Two eunuchs brought mirrors inlaid with emeralds,
 6    IV|    Janaki sent the slave he had brought with him to the pastry-cook'
 7    IV|     Musli skipped homewards and brought with him a tambourine of
 8    IV|         Everyone of the damsels brought thither generally commenced
 9    IV|     faint, and the Berber-Bashi brought the girl back to the Seraglio
10    IV|      the other, whereupon Halil brought down his fist so heavily
11     V|       This copy the Chief Mufti brought to the Sultan, and gave
12    VI|    Fugitives from the host have brought us the tidings that the
13   VII|    costly china vases should be brought to him in which he might
14   VII|        These people can only be brought to their senses by force
15   VII|     Patrona? 'Twas they who had brought suffering upon Gül-Bejáze.~ ~
16   VII|      with the tulips. They were brought to the Padishah, who was
17  VIII|     four arch-traitors who have brought disaster upon the realm.
18  VIII|      from the divan like a lion brought to bay and drew his sword.~ ~"
19  VIII| lamentations:~ ~"Behold, I have brought my grey beard hither, and
20  VIII| terrified girl.~ ~And now Halil brought forward the third basket,
21  VIII|     Zuleima Mosque, the boatman brought the skiff ashore. Halil
22     X|  Gül-Bejáze, whom the women had brought to the spot on their shoulders,
23   XII|   arranged thus. When Halil had brought forward and defended his
24   XII|         all his associates were brought into the Sofa Chamber one
25   XII|       or were dead. So now they brought him forward. The tidings
26   XII|      dwellers there, and he had brought back with him from thence