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1 6 | cherished a violent passion for Zobeide, the wife of his son Veli
2 6 |       to drugs, and the unhappy Zobeide remained in ignorance of
3 6 |        crime. When he appeared, Zobeide flung herself at his feet,
4 6 |        the prayers nor tears of Zobeide could induce him to give
5 6 |        He then sent a doctor to Zobeide; who succeeded in causing
6 6 |       and that the innocence of Zobeide would confound a calumniator
7 9 |        with his daughter-in-law Zobeide; for this charge, which,
8 11|         seized, and the unhappy Zobeide, whose scandalous story