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 1 3 |    retired as if in a mountain castle, and only went out in order
 2 3 |      were relegated to the old castle on the lake, and there was
 3 5 |      the night at Chenderia, a castle built on a rock, whence
 4 5 |        Yussuf, governor of the castle of Janina, venerated as
 5 5 |     galleries and halls of his castle by the lake to be decorated
 6 6 |       subterranean part of the castle, where they were beheaded
 7 6 |         In the dungeons of the castle by the lake, a poor monk
 8 7 |        English standard on the castle of Parga was hauled down,
 9 7 |     the grand staircase of the castle by the lake, in order that
10 9 |      there collected round the castle of Janina whole companies
11 9 |       these, there were in the castle by the lake, independently
12 9 |      the great platform of the castle by the lake, which seemed
13 9 |       refused to return to the castle, and only thought of regaining
14 9 |       cast a stone towards the castle, and the anathema upon "
15 9 |       said, in residing in her castle of Libokovo. The population,
16 9 |      the guards, believing the castle full of them. They approached
17 9 |    Scarcely had he entered the castle by the lake, when Ali rushed
18 9 | cannonade, proceeding from the castle of the lake and from Lithoritza,
19 9 |    intrenchments. Ali left his castle of the lake, preceded by
20 9 |     shelter of the guns of his castle of Litharitza, where he
21 9 |        be forced back into the castle by the lake, while his soldiers
22 9 |       the last. ~"Given at the castle of Janina, March 7, 1821." ~      ~
23 10|   place on the ramparts of his castle. There, facing the hostile
24 10|      the southern front of the castle of Litharitza, and a practicable
25 10|       part of his store in the castle by the lake. Kursheed, thinking
26 10|   hitherto detained before the castle, of Janina, loose upon themselves.
27 10|      hundred Palikars into the castle, "No," said he; "old serpents
28 10|   sultan. ~The garrison of the castle on the lake, whom Ali seemed
29 10|    distressed at beholding the castle in the hands of his enemies.
30 10|     powder, but that the whole castle, which they had so rashly
31 10|        not withdrawn from this castle which has been treacherously
32 10|      should have evacuated the castle. ~The envoys had barely
33 10|        ascending from near the castle, became a subject of alarm
34 10|        place in the undermined castle, and Ali was therefore invited
35 11|       to repair himself to the castle, in order to fulfil what
36 11|     its blazonry, and the lake castle was occupied by the troops
37 11|  cortege proceeded towards the castle, accompanied by hearty imprecations