Chapter

 1 2 |       day, when they were both received by the pacha in private
 2 2 |        confidence, that he was received into the palace and treated
 3 2 |       his ruin is certain. Ali received at Tepelen, where he had
 4 2 |        become his executioner, received him with more tenderness
 5 3 |    celebrated, and the victors received their prizes from the hand
 6 3 |        satisfactorily, and was received by Ali with all apparent
 7 3 |        having for several days received his couriers in this sort
 8 3 |      showed the bruises he had received and the blood with which
 9 3 |        so horrible a crime. He received congratulatory visits, and
10 4 | submissively as if he had just received pardon for some serious
11 4 |         appeared to have again received him into favour. ~But Ali
12 4 |      most powerful vassals. He received with evident satisfaction
13 5 |   fully armed. They were to be received with the honours due to
14 5 | quarter assigned to them. ~Ali received the seventy-two beys with
15 5 |     who were wearing mourning, received an order to attire themselves
16 5 |        black-cloaked battalion received with applause, Ali thought
17 6 |    guard. ~Yussuf's letter was received by Moustai just as a similar
18 7 |      sell them? And even if we received their value, can gold give
19 7 |       the funeral pyre. He was received with ill-concealed indignation,
20 7 |        from the blows they had received. ~Ali maintained several
21 7 | brought. ~During five days Ali received these forced benevolences
22 7 |        in misfortune was to be received among the lay brethren,
23 7 |      superior, who had already received him as a friend. The latter
24 8 |    where only yesterday he had received the homage of his prostrate
25 8 |        shore, where the rowers received him with acclamations. The
26 8 |        the neighbouring pashas received orders to hold themselves
27 9 |    their father, and have only received their deserts; speak no
28 9 |       execution. Ali, however, received him with the utmost cordiality:
29 9 |    peaceful manner; but, being received by him with the most humiliating
30 9 |     was concluded. The Suliots received five hundred thousand piastres
31 9 | promises. These overtures were received by the offended troops with
32 10|      chief to an enemy who had received all fugitives with kindness.
33 10|      towards Janina, when they received the following letter from
34 10|     had burnt his face. He was received as well as a Christian from
35 10|      to fear, could expect. He received the bread of charity, and
36 10|        persons of quality. Ali received them with all ceremony,
37 10|     pardon, and the letters he received appeared to mitigate his
38 11|     being tortured around him, received the due reward of his crimes.