Chapter

 1     I|      he kept thundering at the doors of all the houses he passed
 2    II|     their shops but barred the doors behind them. "Much obliged
 3   III| key-keeper, hasten to open the doors through which the Padishah
 4   III|      innumerable richly carved doors on his way to his dressing-chamber.~ ~
 5     V|        of the Seraglio, in the doors of the mosques, the people
 6    VI|  trembling apprehension.~ ~The doors were flung wide open, and
 7    VI|  ghosts, fluttered through the doors and made off in every direction.
 8    VI|     the palace, burst open the doors, and Patrona, with his wife
 9    IX|     Through the closed[Pg 200] doors resounded the tempestuous
10   XII|      The curtains covering the doors of the Porcelain[Pg 265]