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 1 2 |     received by the pacha in private audience, Soliman, taking
 2 3 |   did not interfere with his private authority, he not only paid
 3 3 |     by day into churches and private houses seeking for young
 4 5 |    impudent jugglers invaded private houses, and pretending that
 5 7 |     its territory, including private property and church furniture.
 6 8 |  mixed up in every intrigue, private or political, throughout
 7 8 |    other states by raising a private standard of his own, preferring
 8 9 |      exposing himself like a private soldier. Subdued by this
 9 10|     by Kursheed, actuated by private motives different from those
10 10| cannon, which surrounded the private apartments of his seraglio,