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 1 1 |          the four corners. "See," said he to those around him, "
 2 2 |      everything to my mother," he said one day to the French Consul; "
 3 2 | disappointed by his defeat. "Go!" said she, "go, coward! go spin
 4 2 |             Years were elapsing," said he, "and brought no important
 5 2 |        gain their support. "For," said he, "water sleeps, but envy
 6 3 |         himself as to what others said or thought about him or
 7 3 |         take up arms in order, he said, to avenge his friend Sepher
 8 3 |        the two brothers, because, said the decree, it was just
 9 3 |    himself. ~As for Emineh, it is said that from the date of this
10 4 |     property, which you restore," said he, taking possession of
11 4 |            Come hither, Mouktar, "said the pacha, extending his
12 4 |          Go, remember what I have said." ~Mouktar retired as submissively
13 4 |        she bathed with tears, and said: ~"O my lord! I implore
14 4 |         taken from her. ~"I see," said the pacha, "that if thou
15 4 |        obtain time. ~"No wonder," said he, "that I appear guilty
16 4 |        sultan's envoy, to whom he said, with much emotion: ~"I
17 4 |          gone well. "It is good," said Ali; "thou shalt have thy
18 4 |           congratulation. "Well," said he, "the guilty author of
19 5 |        pointing to the young men, said, with tears in his eyes. ~"
20 5 |           of such deed. ~"Speak," said he; "I am ready to listen
21 5 |          black cloak. ~"O Pacha!" said he, looking Ali boldly in
22 7 |         will buy our lands," they said; "have we asked to sell
23 7 |           If I had a theatre," he said, "I would allow no one to
24 7 |       anyone to translate what he said into Greek. The Maltese
25 7 |          of the guards. "Behold!" said he, handing Ali a letter, "
26 8 |           the English, who, it is said, encouraged him to declare
27 8 |            who would ruin him, he said, by aiming, each, at becoming
28 8 |  advantage. "The Greeks in arms," said they, "want a chief: offer
29 8 |        Christians, "O Greeks!" he said, "examine my conduct with
30 9 |      Janina without firing a gun, said in his turn that he would
31 9 |        spite of all that could be said, in residing in her castle
32 9 |         form of Kamco had, it was said, appeared to several inhabitants
33 9 |      dangers. Kursheed Pacha was, said his messenger, ready to
34 10|          a battery. "It is time," said Ali, "that these contemptible
35 10|       Pindian bear is yet alive," said Ali in a message to Kursheed; "
36 10|          howitzers, intending, he said, to solemnise Bairam by
37 10|    remarkable warning. "Reflect," said he, "that these rebels bear
38 10|   Palikars into the castle, "No," said he; "old serpents always
39 10|           rest you have seen," he said, "but of this you could
40 11|           Allah be accomplished!" said a cadi. At these words the
41 11|          I had imagined them," he said stupidly, "to be quite as