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1   III| Kizlar-Aga admitted the two dignitaries who had been waiting outside.
2  VIII|  from his harem.~ ~The four dignitaries knew very well what that
3  VIII|      to the freshly arrived dignitaries. "I am lost. We are the
4  VIII|     become one of the chief dignitaries of the state.~ ~That same
5    IX|     on divans sat the chief dignitaries of the Empire, the viziers,
6    IX|   he cast a glance upon the dignitaries sitting around the throne,
7    IX|  calmly on the faces of the dignitaries sitting before him. His
8    IX| plainly in the faces of the dignitaries. Once more he ran his eyes
9     X|  the harems of the greatest dignitaries, such as pashas and beglerbegs.