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 1   Int|   which that story was then received justifies my hope that its
 2   III|   of the girl's beauty, and received her for five thousand piastres
 3   III|     the bride, and everyone received a present. Then came the
 4    IV|   was the very name she had received at her baptism. It was very
 5     V|   the piastres which he had received from Janaki, had made him
 6    VI|     Chengelköi, having just received from a Dutch merchant a
 7  VIII|  all his questions, he only received one crushing answer after
 8    IX|     a man's eye when he has received a buffet, and we shall all
 9    IX| Chamber where Sultan Mahmud received those who came to render
10   XII|     front of his comrade he received on his own body the first