Chapter

 1 4 |     others, of a certain Ismail Pacho Bey, who had been alternately
 2 4 |         he possessed at Janina. Pacho was not deceived, and showed
 3 6 |   already whispered abroad, and Pacho Bey learnt all its details
 4 6 |         vengeance, and demanded Pacho Bey's help, which was readily
 5 6 |       man to be taken unawares. Pacho Bey, whom Veli had just
 6 6 |       When this letter arrived, Pacho Bey, distrusting equally
 7 7 |         We have seen how Ismail Pacho Bey escaped the assassins
 8 7 |   learning after some time that Pacho Bey had sought refuge with
 9 7 |     Nazir was at some distance, Pacho Bey assumed the latter's
10 7 |         behead a traitor, named Pacho Bey, who crept into your
11 7 |         wind of his retreat. As Pacho Bey's innocence had been
12 7 |        no time in announcing to Pacho Bey that his compatriot
13 7 |        he himself had heard it. Pacho Bey, however, was not easily
14 7 | reception of Vaya so as to give Pacho time to escape and take
15 7 |        with masculine firmness, Pacho Bey possessed also the valuable
16 7 |         Bessarabia, when he met Pacho Bey and joined with him
17 7 |       to remind him of his vow. Pacho Hey and his friend drew
18 7 |        financial considerations Pacho Bey added some practical
19 7 |       of them. Therefore, while Pacho Bey's zeal was commended,
20 7 |        his friends, and pledged Pacho Bey to persevere in his
21 7 |       to them. Thus left alone, Pacho, before taking any active
22 8 |      sultan's sway. ~Meanwhile, Pacho Bey, bent on silently undermining
23 8 |  Tepelenian family. The news of Pacho Bey's promotion roused Ali
24 8 |        families assembled round Pacho Bey and Abdi Effendi at
25 8 |   Constantinople to assassinate Pacho Bey. They fell upon him
26 8 |         of the list of viziers. Pacho Bey was named Pasha of Janina
27 8 |      attempted assassination of Pacho Bey, a single soldier ready
28 9 |        Ali, knowing that Ismail Pacho Bey had boasted that he
29 9 |       when, on the 19th August, Pacho Bey made his entry. Having
30 9 |        of the Turks who saluted Pacho Bey, his former servant
31 9 |      troops, now in the camp of Pacho Bey, the fear of being for
32 9 |   indissolubly linked with his. Pacho Bey having proclaimed that
33 9 |        but he called and defied Pacho Bey in vain. Perceiving
34 9 |       26, to attack the camp of Pacho Bey early in the morning,
35 9 |        a former servant, called Pacho Bey, into resisting, not
36 9 |        and imperious dealing of Pacho Bey, as well as of the pachas
37 9 |     chastisement, I demand that Pacho Bey, formerly in my service,
38 10|     Arta, and take alive Ismail Pacho Bey, my former servant,
39 10|    conditions: one, that Ismail Pacho Bey, their personal enemy,
40 10|       gave publicly, and Ismail Pacho Bey was solemnly deposed.
41 10|        from him the disgrace of Pacho Bey, and of Ismail Pliaga,