Chapter

 1 2 |       of good and mischief. If Emineh, his wife, was a model of
 2 2 |  further employed the innocent Emineh, who was easily alarmed
 3 3 |    Veli, offspring of his wife Emineh, both fully grown and carefully
 4 3 |        and the good and gentle Emineh laid proposals of peace
 5 3 |       a marriage. The virtuous Emineh, seeing her son Veli united
 6 3 |    future for himself. ~As for Emineh, it is said that from the
 7 3 |     their defeat would entail, Emineh, touched with compassion,
 8 3 |       in the night and went to Emineh's apartment; he knocked
 9 3 |        her infuriated husband, Emineh fell into violent convulsions,
10 3 |      the mind of her murderer. Emineh's spectre pursued him in
11 4 |     shortly after the death of Emineh, another dismal drama was
12 4 |      the memory of the beloved Emineh. ~The Porte, while sending
13 5 |     having caused the death of Emineh. He then grew pale, and
14 7 |     passed the gale spectre of Emineh, leading onwards a vast
15 9 |        adulterous offspring of Emineh's amours. Then, raising
16 10|       and the tomb of his wife Emineh, whose phantom, after announcing
17 10| however, he heard the voice of Emineh, calling him several times,
18 10|      he again thought he heard Emineh's voice, and sleep forsook
19 10|      repaired at early dawn to Emineh's tomb, on which he offered