Chapter

 1     I|    to allow themselves to be cut into mince-meat by thousands,
 2     I|    me go immediately, I will cut off thy hands, thy feet,
 3   VII|    Kiaja he had already been cut into a thousand pieces.~ ~
 4  VIII|  over to them."~ ~The Sultan cut off one of the tulips with
 5  VIII| Kapudan Pasha."~ ~The Sultan cut off the handsomest of the
 6    IX|  them his head I myself will cut in twain, and make the avenging
 7    IX| caught in honey."~ ~"A short cut into Paradise that would
 8    XI|     of amorous dallying were cut down to the very roots.
 9   XII|    lies prone on the ground, cut down to the very roots.~ ~
10   XII|  fall upon their victims and cut them down.~ ~"My dear son,"
11   XII|   deed, rushed upon them and cut them to pieces. The new