Chapter

 1 2 |          my mother," he said one day to the French Consul; "for
 2 2 |        opportunity. Learning one day that Ali had started on
 3 2 |      than by murder. Shut up all day in prison, they only emerged
 4 2 |         the habit of going every day, after hunting, for a siesta
 5 2 |        which was adopted. On the day agreed upon, I preceded
 6 2 |       fail in their object. ~One day, when they were both received
 7 2 | confidence he doubted; then, one day, feigning illness, he sent
 8 2 |       the East, which contain by day the mattresses spread by
 9 3 |      sundry villages which, some day; were to be given to the
10 3 |        great riches, which every day saw increasing under his
11 3 |         sometimes penetrating by day into churches and private
12 4 |          body was found the next day, and was buried in the cemetery
13 4 |   drinking and debauchery. But a day was to come when the brothers,
14 4 |         wearing this robe on the day when the sultan's envoy
15 4 |          escape, and at break of day attacked the village suddenly
16 4 |       shown thee favour, and the day is arrived when thy fortune
17 4 |          his innocence until the day should arrive when the sultan
18 4 |       shortly broke out, and one day, when Ali was presiding
19 5 |     converted into a prison. The day of vengeance not having
20 5 |        was plainly visible. Next day at daybreak Ali despatched
21 5 |       more respectable subjects. Day and night these spectacles
22 5 |        length, on the nineteenth day, Ali resolved to crown the
23 6 |         kind, the nobles of that day were on their guard. Steel
24 7 |         detachment; and the next day, to the general astonishment,
25 7 |         appointed hour. The next day passed in mournful silence,
26 7 |          sunset on the following day, May 9, 1819, the English
27 7 |      their dwellings at break of day, and scattering on the shore,
28 7 |       was to take place was each day publicly announced, and
29 7 |    public inconvenience, and one day having to go out in heavy
30 7 |         who approached him. ~One day he chose to speak Turkish
31 7 |           to come again the next day. ~An unexpected occurrence
32 7 |         proportion. He fixed the day of reception for each commune,
33 8 |     person as men who might some day be found useful, for he
34 8 |          of Saint-Sophia, on the day on which the sultan also
35 8 |      terrible anxiety. As he one day opened the Koran to consult
36 9 |        Chapter 9~ ~     Yet next day, May 24th, 1820, Ali addressed
37 9 |      respective standards, every day there collected round the
38 9 |      entirely annihilated in one day by the Guegues. He reminded
39 9 |           covered on foot in one day the fourteen leagues which
40 9 |          guns of Janina, was one day overwhelmed with bombs.
41 9 |     favour his return. ~The next day Ali was resting, with his
42 9 |          his rival. ~At break of day a lively cannonade, proceeding
43 10|      engineer, Caretto, who next day sent a whole shower of balls
44 10|      give trouble on so sacred a day. Nevertheless he ordered
45 10|        eyes. ~Almost on the same day, Ali from the height of
46 10|           sending often two in a day to Constantinople, from
47 10|    Palikars, whose courage every day gains a higher value in
48 10|         might triumph would some day become his master. He long