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 1    II|   redder beneath his embrace - behold! it was whiter than ever.
 2   III|    verily, it is a joy to even behold the maiden, and it would
 3   III|        face, and as often as I behold her it is thy face that
 4    VI|       of all men, he cried:~ ~"Behold, ye Mussulmans! this is
 5  VIII|        of his lamentations:~ ~"Behold, I have brought my grey
 6    IX|       Ulemas were terrified to behold the Padishah stand on the
 7    IX|     the Prophet should perish. Behold, I am ready, and my comrades
 8    IX| dominion which he was never to behold[Pg 188] again, abandoning,
 9    IX|        pass into worthy hands; behold it is accomplished, thou
10   XII|       all taken their places, "behold, at thy desire, we have