Chapter

1     I|       s house was through his neighbour's passage, hall, or courtyard,
2    IV|     at the house of my worthy neighbour Musli, who is also a bachelor,
3    IV| looked in at the house of his neighbour, the well-mannered Janissary,
4    IV|   frequently before-mentioned neighbour of Halil, worthy Musli,
5    IV|  along! come along! my worthy neighbour, don't stand on any ceremony
6    IV|   merry we are!"~ ~The worthy neighbour thereupon gingerly entered,
7    IV|       cried:~ ~"Look! my dear neighbour! she is now my wife, and
8   XII|      him. You say 'tis a good neighbour, a peaceful neighbour, he
9   XII|    good neighbour, a peaceful neighbour, he does no harm, although