Chapter

 1 1 |          Pacha of Janina, whose long resistance to the suzerain
 2 1 |          and he devoted all his long life to their development
 3 1 |       to-day, and which, before long, will dismember her in the
 4 1 |       that oppression could not long be exercised by hands which
 5 1 |        ancient Macedonians, not long since masters of the world;
 6 2 |        others is only theirs so long as they are strong enough
 7 2 |         we are speaking, he had long practised open pillage.
 8 2 |     this opportunity he had not long to wait. ~Capelan's object
 9 2 |       reserving for himself the long coveted sanjak. Soliman
10 3 |   administration, would, before long, entrust himself with the
11 3 |    political manoeuvres. ~For a long time his mother Kamco had
12 3 |        faithfully. After having long given way to their grief,
13 3 |       family estates, and after long hunting, thought they had
14 3 |   towards the Sublime Porte, so long as it did not interfere
15 3 |       their possessions. Before long he made a pretext out of
16 3 |          But her joy was not of long duration; the death-groan
17 4 |        triumph was not to be of long duration. A few days after
18 5 |    Argyro-Castron, which he had long coveted, Ali led his victorious
19 5 |    wickness. What passed in the long interview they had no one
20 5 |       of the wall. They did not long remain in doubt. Ali gave
21 6 |        Chapter 6~ ~     Ali had long cherished a violent passion
22 6 |       May Allah grant the pacha long life! The Parganiotes have
23 7 |         and although it was now long since they had met, he still
24 7 |     turned to another which had long been on his mind. We have
25 7 |        assuring him that before long Ali would certainly fall
26 8 |         the Divan." ~It was not long before Ali's enemies found
27 8 |     from a traitor, who, having long oppressed them, now sought
28 8 |     obliged to play, Ali, after long hesitation, decided on speaking,
29 8 | grievously wounded. Thus I have long since recalled to my service
30 8 |       were drowned by cries of "Long live Ali Pasha! Long live
31 8 |        of "Long live Ali Pasha! Long live the restorer of liberty!"
32 9 |  gibbets. The murderers did not long survive their victims. ~
33 9 |         ending with the cry of "Long live the sultan! So be it!" ~
34 9 |        observed coldly. "I have long known them to be unworthy
35 9 |         Their camp, which for a long time had enjoyed immunity
36 9 |     signal. ~The signal was not long in appearing. Ali despatched
37 9 |     them in a false position as long as he retained possession
38 10|        paid, wearied out by the long siege, and won by the Seraskier'
39 10|        calamities which have so long oppressed our unhappy country,
40 10|       day become his master. He long deceived himself with the
41 10|    slowly; so that Ali, who had long prepared against very sort
42 10|        is Kursheed, whom I have long regarded as my brother,
43 10|   besieged had provisions for a long time, Kursheed saw little
44 10|        giving way. Leaning on a long Malacca cane, he repaired
45 10|         him, saying that before long there would be good news
46 11|         the sultan's firman, so long desired, had at length arrived.
47 11|      was required. ~Thereupon a long argument ensued, in which
48 11|          The guns were fired at long intervals. The portcullis
49 11|        Mehemet and Selim, whose long eyelashes and closed eyelids