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1 2 |          of her husband, whom she feared, she seemed only an ordinary
2 6 |      character and influence, Ali feared to attack him openly, and
3 7 |       endured on his account, and feared that she would suffer yet
4 10|        hundred men. ~It was to be feared that this handful of men
5 10| passionately to his treasures. He feared also, perhaps not unreasonably,
6 11|          surprise might have been feared. ~The Seraskier then ordered