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 1 I   |       Navy, had associated his son with him, from the young
 2 III |       nothing remarkable for a son of Caledonia, who had known
 3 XV  |     heaven, and he invited the son of the moon to visit him.~
 4 XV  |     soon joined by the natural son of the sultan, a handsomely-built
 5 XV  |  prostrated himself before the son of the moon, but the latter
 6 XV  |       respects. Like a genuine son of the moon, he let them
 7 XV  |     sort of devil, if I am the son of a goddess.”~They brought
 8 XXX |   general rout. Every mother’s son of them scampered for his
 9 XXXV|      again,” thought he, “some son of the moon most likely.
10 XLIX| monuments: the sheik is a mere son of traffic, and his royal