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 1 3|      own against the power of gold. ~Having thus annihilated
 2 5|     inscription in letters of gold, informing posterity that
 3 5| demanded a thousand pieces of gold, put them in a white satin
 4 6|       Ali gave him a purse of gold, and publicly proclaimed
 5 6|   corrupting his enemies with gold, he sought to weaken them
 6 7|     received their value, can gold give us a country and the
 7 7|      chambers glittering with gold, adorned with arabesques,
 8 7|   fifty millions of francs in gold, enclosed in a well over
 9 7|       hopes of recovering the gold in the tassels and fringes
10 7|      of testing each piece of gold and valuing jewels which
11 8|     difficulty by the help of gold and intrigue. Without discontinuing
12 8|       caused a barrel full of gold pieces to be emptied on
13 9|   Turks alike deposited their gold, jewels, and merchandise,
14 9|       these sacks filled with gold; they may recompense you
15 9|       six thousand sequins in gold. He begged them to amuse