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 1     I|          to slip past the man of war, the Janissary suddenly
 2   III|  pronounce when they go forth to war against the true believers."~ ~"
 3   III|       his capital, the host, the war, and the foreign[Pg 58]
 4     V|         Achmed III. has declared war against Tamasip, Shah of
 5     V|    tidings of the declaration of war: the war-ships express their
 6     V|    wishes thee good luck in this war of thine. 'Hail to thee!'
 7     V|       enthusiasm, clamours for a war of extermination against
 8     V| Janissaries when any question of war or plunder arises, or when
 9     V|         choose between peace and war."~ ~"Well said!" cried Achmed,
10    VI|          for the outburst of the war of fiercely contending passions
11   VII|       enough to eat? Do you want war because you are tired of
12   VII|          you are tired of peace? War, indeed, though you would
13   VII|     remain at home here and wage war against women and girls
14   VII|      outside, a great council of war was being held. On the news
15   VII|          the sword does not wage war of its own accord, and that
16    XI|        it away again! Let men of war, real men though Fame as
17   XII|   persuade the Sultan to declare war against Russia, because
18   XII|        defended his motion for a war against Russia, then Kaplan
19   XII|      Turkish recluse, to declare war against one of our neighbours
20   XII|        banded might in case of a war unjustly begun by us. All
21   XII|      when the Prophet proclaimed war against the idolators he
22   XII|      family, should be afraid of war. You were born a ruler and
23   XII|        contented with your fate. War might deprive you of your
24   XII|      high office, I came to hear war proclaimed."~ ~The Grand
25   XII|         Porcelain Chamber. There war shall be proclaimed, and