Chapter

1 1 | conquer, they cowered down in magnificent listlessness, leaving the
2 1 |      the same, the wants of a magnificent sultan, descendant of the
3 2 |     with the purveyors of the Magnificent Republic. This wise conduct,
4 4 |      to the latter as well as magnificent presents, among them a splendid
5 8 |       and was larger and more magnificent than before; Janina was
6 10|       island in the lake. The magnificent pavilion, which he had constructed
7 11|  shawl, on which was placed a magnificent turban, adorned with the
8 11|       of Islam." ~Having sent magnificent presents to Kursheed, and