Chapter

 1     I|      go away whole, for if you remain here much longer, I'll teach
 2     I|       if you will permit me to remain beneath your roof this day
 3    II|       lips too! I would gladly remain outside Paradise if by so
 4    II|       me I become as dead, and remain so until he lets me go again,
 5   III|        dream was too lovely to remain a dream. It must be made
 6    IV|        couple of paces of her, remain there in a brown study for
 7    IV|       keep her; yes, she shall remain yours for ever. For if I
 8    IV|       I should be delighted to remain here, as long as you will
 9    IV|     happened, and let the girl remain with her husband.~ ~But
10    IV|        me, and you others must remain here till the Debedzik with
11    IV|         The affair cannot long remain hidden."~ ~"There is no
12     V|       said.~ ~But no, he could remain behind no longer. In vain
13     V|      is one, the host will not remain in Scutari but will come
14    VI|        all those who would not remain quiet. Hassan accordingly
15    VI|   shame sake. She would rather remain here in the dungeon.~ ~Speechless
16   VII|  residing at Stambul, let them remain in peace at home, for those
17   VII|     care to keep out of it. To remain at home here and wage war
18   VII|      prayer. Let Damad Ibrahim remain outside with the host, that
19  VIII|      161] for Abdullah, he may remain alive, but he must be banished."
20    IX|         he said reassuringly; "remain here, oh, my master, till
21    IX|      darling children. He must remain for ever far away from them
22     X|   mercy every man who does not remain indoors. Notices that this
23    XI| invincible should the Osmanlis remain if they walked, with firm
24    XI|       old order of things must remain among us. Write down a long,
25  XIII|   night does the beloved guest remain away from her. For years