Chapter

 1 1 |      not long be exercised by hands which had lost their strength,
 2 1 |      all they could lay their hands on; so that the inhabitants
 3 2 |    the plain. He laid violent hands on all whom he caught, and
 4 3 |      Ali and Chainitza joined hands, and over the inanimate
 5 3 |    the power to fall into the hands of a single caste, although
 6 3 |     horrors of outrage at the hands of its warriors. Thus the
 7 3 |       finish, and finding his hands insufficient, caught a burning
 8 4 |      this infamy; they joined hands, and chanting their national
 9 4 |       and terror, kissing his hands, which she bathed with tears,
10 5 | whatever they could lay their hands upon. Ali saw the general
11 6 |     machine was placed in his hands under cover to his young
12 7 |       letter to fall into the hands of the chief ecclesiastics
13 7 |    place their freedom in the hands of a Christian nation rather
14 7 |   inhabited by phantoms; only hands raised to heaven and brows
15 7 |   With naked daggers in their hands, standing in the crimson
16 7 |  pasha buried his face in his hands and shrieked aloud for help.
17 7 |       suffered so much at his hands, and his son, and confined
18 8 |      of my States are in your hands. I do not, however, seek
19 9 |       grandson in the enemy's hands, all threw him into the
20 9 |    antechamber, extending his hands to his soldiers, and imploring
21 9 |        forbidding them to lay hands on a sacrilegious woman;
22 9 |        and fell into Ismail's hands, who immediately conceived
23 9 |     at last threatened to lay hands upon him if he persisted
24 10|   only an instrument in their hands. Beware lest you become
25 10|   beholding the castle in the hands of his enemies. He calmly
26 10|        sealed by the sultan's hands, be given me, and I will
27 11|   Kursheed deliver into Ali's hands the sultan's decree of clemency. ~