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1 6 |           wholly ignorant of the real object of his mission. Opening
2 7 |        once guessing that Vaya's real object was his own assassination,
3 8 |  suzerainty of the sultan; their real intention being to use him
4 8 | preferring not to compromise his real power by puerile displays
5 8 |      fortune to blind him to the real danger of his position.
6 9 |         possession far above its real importance. Ali rent his
7 9 |       immense treasures were the real reason of the war waged
8 9 |        be beheaded, he being the real rebel, and the cause of
9 10|         him. Without stating his real plans, he proposed to his