Chapter

 1 2 |        the distaff, and took up arms, under pretext of maintaining
 2 2 |       at night to pass into the arms of the men who had won them
 3 2 |         the Cross and called to arms all the Christians of the
 4 2 |         consoled herself in the arms of her second husband for
 5 3 |       them loose, provided with arms and ammunition, on the country
 6 3 |          who had expired in her arms an hour previously. Breathing
 7 3 |  ability and the terror of his' arms, and his authority as ruler,
 8 3 |        Ali resolved to turn his arms against Kormovo. At the
 9 3 |         and prepared to take up arms in order, he said, to avenge
10 3 |         who should lay down his arms before entering the hall
11 3 |         the ladder demanded his arms, which he gave up readily,
12 4 |      pacha took the girl in his arms, and answered her with a
13 4 |        despoiled gave him fresh arms against it, whether by being
14 5 |    indignantly flung down their arms. In vain he harangued, flattered,
15 5 |      the Kardikiotes, give them arms, and we will fight them
16 6 |       his breast in dejection. ~Arms having failed, Ali, as usual,
17 7 |        stuffs, cashmeers, furs, arms, all are destroyed! And
18 7 |    either his old companions in arms, friends, of relations,
19 8 |     provided him with a coat of arms, representing, on a field
20 8 |         Klephotes to turn their arms against Ali, who had nothing
21 8 | Christians as a call to take up arms in the cause of liberty.
22 8 |   instant, all Hellas was up in arms. The Mohammedans were alarmed,
23 8 |  vindicated their right to bear arms in their own defence, continued
24 8 |       advantage. "The Greeks in arms," said they, "want a chief:
25 8 |     Issa the prophet! bless the arms of the Christians, your
26 8 |      Latin communion would bear arms against their legitimate
27 9 |     Chaonians, who had taken up arms, had done so in order to
28 9 |    conceal it, and were only in arms in order to repel aggression. ~
29 9 |   induce them to lay down their arms. ~The fall of Parga made
30 9 |       bandits, and the clash of arms mingled with cries and groans.
31 9 |    proclaimed that all taken in arms for Ali would be shot as
32 9 |    justified in having taken up arms against him, and added that
33 9 |   Christians capable of bearing arms. All male children were
34 9 |          He then had cloaks and arms brought which he presented
35 9 |         rest fled. A cry of "To arms" was raised, and the standard
36 9 |      and flung himself into his arms. In presence of his officers
37 11|        fell insensible into the arms of her attendants, and she
38 11|        also am a Tepelenian! To arms, comrades! they would slay