Chapter
1 1 | of Kamco, daughter of a bey of Conitza. This marriage
2 2 | cupidity were frustrated. Ali, Bey of Argyro-Castron, who had
3 2 | riotous with joy, crying 'Ali Bey is dead, now we are free!'
4 2 | eventually married to a bey of Cleisoura, destined in
5 2 | not upon him, but upon a bey of one of the first families
6 3 | command to his brother Sepher, Bey of Avlone. Ali, who had
7 3 | undertook to poison Sepher Bey on condition of receiving
8 3 | been accomplished. Sepher Bey, informed of this by letters
9 3 | avenge his friend Sepher Bey, when he was anticipated
10 3 | married a certain Murad, the Bey of Clerisoura. This nobleman,
11 3 | since the death of Sepher Bey, had, become the special
12 3 | reconciliation between Murad Bey and his uncle, and appointed
13 3 | husband, the young Veli Bey. He had accomplished his
14 3 | notwithstanding his wound the young bey defended himself vigorously,
15 4 | entrusted to his nephew, Elmas Bey, son of Suleiman and Chainitza. ~
16 4 | money. He requested Elmas Bey to honour him by wearing
17 4 | of her second son, Aden Bey. Ali, thoughtful of his
18 4 | another son to Ali, Salik Bey, whose mother was a Georgian
19 4 | marriage to his nephew, Aden Bey, the son of Chainitza. This
20 4 | of a certain Ismail Pacho Bey, who had been alternately
21 5 | principal chiefs, Saleh Bey, and his wife, foreseeing
22 5 | since the death of Aden Bey, her second son, cut off
23 6 | whispered abroad, and Pacho Bey learnt all its details from
24 6 | vengeance, and demanded Pacho Bey's help, which was readily
25 6 | be taken unawares. Pacho Bey, whom Veli had just promoted
26 6 | of Janina. He was Yussuf Bey of the Delres, an old enemy
27 6 | this letter arrived, Pacho Bey, distrusting equally the
28 6 | Meanwhile he fell back on Yussuf Bey of the Debres, whose escape
29 6 | case, and sent to Yussuf Bey by a Greek, wholly ignorant
30 7 | best beloved son, Salik Bey himself, whose hand kindled
31 7 | have seen how Ismail Pacho Bey escaped the assassins sent
32 7 | after some time that Pacho Bey had sought refuge with the
33 7 | at some distance, Pacho Bey assumed the latter's part,
34 7 | behead a traitor, named Pacho Bey, who crept into your service
35 7 | Nazir of conniving at Paeho Bey's escape. But the latter
36 7 | of his retreat. As Pacho Bey's innocence had been proved
37 7 | time in announcing to Pacho Bey that his compatriot and
38 7 | himself had heard it. Pacho Bey, however, was not easily
39 7 | masculine firmness, Pacho Bey possessed also the valuable
40 7 | Bessarabia, when he met Pacho Bey and joined with him in the
41 7 | financial considerations Pacho Bey added some practical ones.
42 7 | Therefore, while Pacho Bey's zeal was commended, he
43 7 | friends, and pledged Pacho Bey to persevere in his plans
44 8 | sway. ~Meanwhile, Pacho Bey, bent on silently undermining
45 8 | family. The news of Pacho Bey's promotion roused Ali from
46 8 | families assembled round Pacho Bey and Abdi Effendi at Constantinople,
47 8 | Constantinople to assassinate Pacho Bey. They fell upon him as he
48 8 | the list of viziers. Pacho Bey was named Pasha of Janina
49 8 | attempted assassination of Pacho Bey, a single soldier ready
50 9 | knowing that Ismail Pacho Bey had boasted that he could
51 9 | on the 19th August, Pacho Bey made his entry. Having pitched
52 9 | Turks who saluted Pacho Bey, his former servant with
53 9 | now in the camp of Pacho Bey, the fear of being for ever
54 9 | indissolubly linked with his. Pacho Bey having proclaimed that all
55 9 | brilliant promises of Dacha Bey, had surrendered Prevesa
56 9 | had been beheaded by Dacha Bey's order, he contented himself
57 9 | called and defied Pacho Bey in vain. Perceiving Hassan-Stamboul,
58 9 | and shot with it Kekriman, Bey of Sponga, whom he had formerly
59 9 | attack the camp of Pacho Bey early in the morning, and
60 9 | former servant, called Pacho Bey, into resisting, not indeed
61 9 | imperious dealing of Pacho Bey, as well as of the pachas
62 9 | chastisement, I demand that Pacho Bey, formerly in my service,
63 10| take alive Ismail Pacho Bey, my former servant, the
64 10| one, that Ismail Pacho Bey, their personal enemy, should
65 10| publicly, and Ismail Pacho Bey was solemnly deposed. The
66 10| him the disgrace of Pacho Bey, and of Ismail Pliaga, whom
67 11| Metche-Bono, father of Elmas Bey, faithful to the end, was
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