Chapter

 1 1 |         Mouktar left three sons, two of whom, Salik and Mahomet,
 2 1 |         shared it; therefore the two elder brothers, sons of
 3 2 |       But the inhabitants of the two adjacent villages of Kormovo
 4 2 |      against Kormovo, one of the two towns he had sworn to destroy.
 5 2 |        and to whom she had borne two children, repulsed his suggestions
 6 2 |       bargain was concluded. The two conspirators, sole masters
 7 2 |  completely devoted to him. With two important commands, and
 8 3 |        Sultan Abdul Hamid, whose two sons, Mustapha and Mahmoud,
 9 3 |          the offices of Pacha of two tails of Janina, of Toparch
10 3 |          there stood by his side two sons, Mouktar and Veli,
11 3 |       and slowly roasted between two fires; the women were shaved
12 3 |   closely allied to Ibrahim were two persons gifted with great
13 3 |        that the feud between the two families was now quenched,
14 3 |        seize the property of the two brothers, because, said
15 4 |   unfortunate tribe divided into two parts, the one going towards
16 4 |           The father wounded his two sons by turns in their tenderest
17 4 |        was already the mother of two children, when Mouktar became
18 4 |        dungeon, where they spent two days of misery. The third
19 4 |          of her days. ~But these two good actions are only flashes
20 6 |        now send for his wife and two of his children, hitherto
21 6 |       second messenger presented two heads of French soldiers,
22 7 |        trees, alone estimated at two hundred thousand guineas.
23 7 |    everything, even to the Host! Two days more, and all must
24 7 |      ideas. One great feast-day, two gipsies devoted their lives
25 7 |         francs and an annuity of two pounds of maize daily, and
26 7 |      waited there for an hour or two, exposed to sun, rain or
27 7 |          to Drama, which is only two hours distant, and await
28 8 |  population equal to that of the two kingdoms of Sweden and Norway.
29 8 |        fly from his country. The two new dignitaries, having
30 8 |          the beginning of April, two months after the attempted
31 9 |        belt, and, for all guard, two large dogs. ~"Halt! ye daring
32 9 |        battle were made, and the two mortal enemies, Ismail and
33 9 |      pushed forward, preceded by two field-pieces with their
34 9 |         themselves taken between two fires, and he could not
35 10|      Archipelago, "It is enough! two men have ruined Turkey! "
36 10| ceremonies of sixty captains and two hundred soldiers. ~"Ali
37 10|          couriers, sending often two in a day to Constantinople,
38 10|          him to at least receive two or three hundred Palikars
39 10|         Bessiaris, who only made two conditions: one, that Ismail
40 10|         he showed them more than two thousand barrels of powder
41 10|        of a casemate filled with two hundred thousand pounds
42 10|        will all perish together: two hundred thousand pounds
43 10|       end drew nigh. ~During the two next nights he again thought
44 10|        he offered a sacrifice of two spotted lambs, sent him
45 10|         several chests of money. Two days passed without his