Chapter

 1 2 |       youth, after his father's death, that he became more manageable;
 2 2 |         proposed to put them to death; and sufficient evidence
 3 2 |        bandits was condemned to death; but Ali was not the man
 4 2 |        up to make certain of my death, but were interrupted by
 5 2 |      were stopped by threats of death if she moved or uttered
 6 2 |         assassins published the death of the pacha, attributing
 7 2 |     perished to enrich him. His death sentences always fell on
 8 3 |         life, occurred also the death of the Sultan Abdul Hamid,
 9 3 |      many and putting others to death. Knowing that he must make
10 3 |  calumny might easily cause the death of the innocent Zaidee.
11 3 |          As soon as symptoms of death appeared, the poisoner fled,
12 3 |        and affection, since the death of Sepher Bey, had, become
13 3 |         virtuous and good. ~Her death caused universal mourning
14 4 |      war, and shortly after the death of Emineh, another dismal
15 4 |    trial of which a sentence of death was the foregone conclusion.
16 4 |       of Chainitza at her son's death displayed itself in sobs,
17 4 |    discussing the causes of the death of Elinas, was stifled by
18 5 |    sister had resided since the death of Aden Bey, her second
19 5 |       we will fight them to the death; but we serve thee as soldiers
20 5 |        offered to carry out the death sentence. Ali applauded
21 5 |   terrible scene of despair and death. ~After an hour of firing,
22 5 |         burial rites on pain of death, and placed over the gate
23 5 |     Kamco. ~When the shrieks of death ceased in the enclosure,
24 5 |   hostages, Ali put them all to death when he returned to Janina.
25 5 |        him of having caused the death of Emineh. He then grew
26 6 |     obey the pacha from fear of death, mixed with confused memories
27 6 |    trumpet announced to Ali the death of his admiral, Athanasius
28 7 |      mournful silence, quiet as death, At sunset on the following
29 7 |       terrors of the life after death which assailed him. The
30 7 |         cause to rejoice at his death, Consequently he sought
31 7 |        for Ali merely to put to death those who displeased him,
32 7 |         given to the Porte, the death firman obtained against
33 7 |         to be absorbed on their death by the Imperial Treasury,
34 8 |       it was hoped that, at his death, Continental Greece, now
35 9 |        between fire and. sword, death behind and slavery before,
36 9 |         oppressed, demanded her death, but no one dared attack
37 9 |       when, finally, Ali put to death the gipsies who had been
38 10|  informed her with tears of the death of Chainitza. A sudden apoplexy
39 10|  remained undisturbed until her death. She owed this special favour
40 10|  infidel. She could only escape death by the apostasy of her lover;
41 10|        but only Nekibi suffered death. Caretto was withdrawn from
42 11|      directions to announce the death of Ali, having preceded
43 11| simultaneously with that of the death of Ali, by the firing of
44 11|        the circumstances of his death, ending with these words: "
45 11|  endured the full bitterness of death in seeing his sons strangled