Chapter

 1 1 |       not one of those men who place their lives and services
 2 1 |       always assured the first place to the most valiant. ~It
 3 2 |        told him what had taken place, with cries and tears, and
 4 2 |   worked with all his might to place himself in a position to
 5 2 |  nominated Pacha of Delvino in place of Capelan. He sequestered
 6 2 | preceded my adversaries to the place where I was accustomed to
 7 2 |       after seating him in his place, himself offered him a pipe-and
 8 3 | forming the aristocracy of the place, whose hatred he was well
 9 3 |     Ali issued from his hiding place and sprang upon him, but
10 4 |       so ardently desired took place, she herself took charge
11 4 |      administer justice in the place of his deceased nephew,
12 4 |      the gang, set out for the place attended by a strong escort.
13 5 |     Fear was nearly taking the place of mercy, words of pardon
14 5 |       silence descended on the place, now occupied solely by
15 6 |   territory of Parga, the only place in Epirus which had hitherto
16 7 |     the English, preferring to place their freedom in the hands
17 7 |      threatened to blow up the place if the inhabitants, whose
18 7 |       distribution was to take place was each day publicly announced,
19 7 |        not sent off to a third place of meeting. When the time
20 7 |      soon as he arrived at the place where his palace had formerly
21 7 |        Prevesa, arrived at the place of his retreat. The captain,
22 7 |      terrible scene which took place in public, Ali drove the
23 8 |   vizier. Therefore he did not place his hope or confidence in
24 8 |      and betook himself to the place of exile, accompanied by
25 9 |     him to sack the town. ~The place was immediately invaded
26 9 |        my permission, and this place and the ground beneath your
27 9 |      Besdoune, where he was to place an outpost, and then to
28 10|    carried to the most exposed place on the ramparts of his castle.
29 10|      Skipetar Agas hastened to place themselves under Kursheeds'
30 10|        kept him concealed in a place of safety, whence he produced
31 10|       labour in defence of the place, opened all, the gates simultaneously
32 10|   surprise, had time to gain a place which he called his "refuge." ~
33 10|   exhausted with fatigue. This place was his last resort, a kind
34 10|       to pass beyond a certain place which he pointed out. ~Kursheed,
35 10| readiness to blow up the whole place at any moment. The pacha
36 10|       a meeting could not take place in the undermined castle,
37 10|     the conference should take place in this kiosk. ~Ali appeared
38 10|     liked, send to examine the place, might take with him such