Chapter

 1     I|    perceived that he had no evil intentions towards him.~ ~"
 2     I|    are good, and if they be evil dreams, you rejoice that
 3   III| magical talismanic words of evil portent, from which may
 4   III| instead of a feast-day, for evil days are coming upon Stambul.
 5    IV|     it was the damsel's own evil temper which made her pretend
 6     V|     least the memory of the evil dreams she had dreamed the
 7    VI| upon them, but the flame of evil passion still flickered
 8  VIII| things were premonitions of evil to all the officials present.~ ~
 9  VIII|     preserve thee from this evil thing!"~ ~Then they threw
10     X| Adsalis passionately, "what evil spirit has entered into
11    XI|    have all those houses of evil luxury burnt to the ground."~ ~"
12   XII|     perpetually prophesying evil things.~ ~"If only you could