Chapter

 1 2 |            he threw himself at the feet of the pacha and begged
 2 2 |           The pacha, seeing at his feet a comely youth, with fair
 3 3 |          and cast herself at Ali's feet. He raised her, seated her
 4 3 |           whom he saw lying at his feet, and the recollection afflicted
 5 4 |      jewels and laid them at Ali's feet with a look of supplication. ~"
 6 4 |    messenger, who fell dead at his feet,--"Euphrosyne, behold thy
 7 4 |           and sought refuge at his feet. Ali, astonished, asked
 8 4 |            And as she knelt at his feet, overcome with joy, he raised
 9 4 |  examination, threw himself at his feet, assuring him that all had
10 5 |          shook off the dust of his feet against it. ~Ali returned
11 5 |         prostrating himself at his feet, presented a letter. Ali
12 6 |       Zobeide flung herself at his feet, speechless with grief.
13 7 |         harvest were 80,000 square feet of olive trees, alone estimated
14 9 |           had seen collapse at his feet the united forces of four
15 9 |            the ground beneath your feet' will engulf you. Ten thousand
16 10| practicable trench of nearly forty feet having been made, an assault
17 10|         and the envoys fell at his feet, uttering involuntary cries
18 11|           She threw herself at his feet, imploring him to spare,
19 11|         instantly laid dead at his feet by a pistol-shot. "Wretch!"