Chapter

 1 1 |        preserve but the semblance of life, was gradually tumbling
 2 1 |              he devoted all his long life to their development and
 3 1 |           was the normal and regular life of the population of Epirus,
 4 2 |              of her who has given me life twice over, since she has
 5 2 |             father, he had commenced life in the fashion of the heroes
 6 2 |     altogether withdrawn from public life, and devoted herself to
 7 2 |              tired of the methodical life he was obliged to lead,
 8 2 |             the man to surrender his life so easily. Whilst they were
 9 2 |           and could hurt no one, her life was spared; and she was
10 2 |          thou, my son, who takest my life!" ~At the sound of the tumult
11 3 |              cancer, the result of a life of depravity. Feeling that
12 3 |            and object of Ali's whole life, occurred also the death
13 3 |             conspiracy against Ali's life. The latter complained of
14 3 | blood-stained husband, and spent her life in the recesses of the harem,
15 3 |     confidential friend of his whole life. Veli chose a different
16 3 |             terror; neither fortune, life, honour, nor family were
17 3 |            For the first time in his life, perhaps, Ali shuddered
18 4 |               and that her husband's life was in danger, on account
19 4 |              nothing to lose but her life, imagined that even that
20 4 |            the dark horizon of Ali's life for a brief moment. Returned
21 4 |            had been the dream of his life. ~
22 5 |            resumed his usual mode of life. ~The occasion was the marriage
23 6 |           Allah grant the pacha long life! The Parganiotes have escaped
24 7 |  governorship during the rest of his life. He took good care to complete
25 7 |        nation which thus allowed the life and liberty of a people
26 7 |            it was the terrors of the life after death which assailed
27 9 |               she cried; "neither my life nor my treasure will ever
28 9 |           command besides gunpowder. Life is nothing to me, remember
29 9 |          thought only of selling his life as dearly as possible. Collecting
30 9 |              that for the rest of my life I shall retain, without
31 10|             this beloved sister, the life of his councils, in her
32 10|         deposed; the other, that the life of their old vizier should
33 10|         anxious to stipulate for the life of their vizier. Kursheed
34 10|              forget that he owed his life to the master who now only
35 10|           moment I can destroy them. Life is nothing to me, I might
36 11|         unfortunate Basilissa, whose life had been spared, to be brought
37 11|      imploring him to spare, not her life, but her honour; and he