Chapter

 1     I|      flowers of the Prophet's garden, with Begtash's sons, the
 2   III|     was the idea of the sugar garden. So Achmed, in a transport
 3    IV|    sought for red ants in the garden among the puspáng-trees
 4     V|      the flowers from Begta's garden, are to follow you when
 5     V|       to take him through the garden kiosk to the sea-shore,
 6    VI|  through the gate of the back garden to the shores of the Bosphorus,
 7   VII|     treasure filched from the garden of the Dalai Lama. It was
 8  VIII|  kiosk of Erivan in the inner garden where the Grand Vizier already
 9  VIII| backwards and forwards in the garden of the Seraglio. The Kizlar-Aga
10  VIII|      were passing through the garden on their way to the fatal
11  VIII|     she desired in the palace garden beneath three wide-spreading
12   XII|     and let there be a little garden in front of the little hut.
13  XIII|  tenderly, leads him into the garden in the bright moonlit evening.
14  XIII|     walks all alone along the garden path, from end to end, beneath
15  XIII|      open bower of the little garden.~ ~Punctually she appears