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Turkish Literature; Comprising Fables, Belles-lettres, and Sacred Traditions

THE MAGISTRATES

Epiphanius Wilson translation

BY

MIRZA FETH-ALI AKHOUD ZAIDÉ

[Translated by Epiphanius Wilson, A.M.]

DRAMATIS PERSONÆ

Sekiné-Khanoun, a young lady of eighteen, sister of the late Hadji-Ghafour.

Aziz-Bey, the lover and fiancé of Sekiné-Khanoun.

Zobeide, paternal aunt of Sekiné-Khanoun.

Zeineb-Khanoun, mistress of the late Hadji-Ghafour.

Aga-Abbas, brother of Zeineb.

Aga-Selman, son of the sieve-maker, advocate of Sekiné-Khanoun.

Aga-Meradan, son of the confectioner, advocate of Zeineb.

Aga-Hassam, a merchant.

Aga-Kerim, chief of the courtiers.

Goul-Sebah, servant of Sekiné-Khanoun.

The President of the Tribunal.

Aga-Rehim, — Assessors of the Tribunal.

Aga-Djebbar,

Aga-Bechin,

Aga-Settar,

The Inspector of the Market.

Hepou, — witnesses for Zeineb.

Cheida,

Qourban Ali,

Hanife,

Bedel, — soldiers, witnesses for Sekiné-Khanoun.

Quhreman,

Ghaffer,

Nezer,

The Chief of the Bailiffs.

Eced, domestic to the President of the Tribunal.

Nasser, a lackey.

A seven months’ old infant.

THE MAGISTRATES

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