Chapter

 1 2|       the pacha and begged for mercy in the name of his parents,
 2 2|      stand that he had no more mercy to expect if he again disturbed
 3 3| ceasing and to destroy without mercy all enemies of their family. ~
 4 3|     and finding himself at the mercy of his enemy, was compelled
 5 3|       spoke of, generosity, of mercy; he listened as if touched
 6 3|        threatens me!--Save me! Mercy!" For more than ten years
 7 4|     the maiden, who repaid his mercy with boundless love and
 8 4|     know me?" he asked. ~"Have mercy, great Vizier," answered
 9 5|  besieged, knowing they had no mercy to hope for, defended themselves
10 5|       cattle, began to cry for mercy in the open streets, and
11 5|         were completely at the mercy of their implacable enemy.
12 5|      others ventured to demand mercy. Then he ordered them away,
13 5|     nearly taking the place of mercy, words of pardon were on
14 8|       enjoined to slay without mercy any despatch-bearer not
15 9|  treasure will ever be at your mercy. Let one of you move a step