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1     V|     couple of words on his own account to the message already delivered
2   VII| astonishment. According to the account of the Kiaja he had already
3  VIII|     bostanjis. "Weep not on my account, oh Padishah! A brave man
4  VIII|       much distressed on their account.~ ~"Why dost thou keep waking
5    IX|        thee to be afraid on my account?"[Pg 193]~ ~"But, prythee,
6     X| liberty, for was it not on her account that Halil Patrona had set
7   XII|        Do not be anxious on my account, I have a talisman with
8   Sel| exceedingly lucid and pregnant account of one of the most original