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1     I| extravagant display of furniture inside. A rush-mat in the middle
2    IV|    worthy Musli, thrust his head inside the door, and witnessing
3     V|         104] and thy beloved was inside, wouldst thou put out the
4   VII|          outside the green hues, inside the red rather predominated.~ ~
5  VIII|        at the Gate of Cannons.~ ~Inside the Seraglio none knew anything
6  VIII|        The Grand Vizier remained inside.~ ~"To-morrow you shall
7  XIII|          glance - at whom?~ ~And inside the house she prepares his