Chapter

 1 1 |         mother of the youngest, Veli, was a slave. His origin
 2 1 |      the wife, combined against Veli, the son of the slave, and
 3 1 |         Beg. After a few years, Veli had by his new wife a son
 4 1 |       his intentions to reform, Veli could not entirely give
 5 2 |       to poison the children of Veli's favourite slave, who had
 6 2 |       the example of his father Veli, he employed his time in
 7 3 |      side two sons, Mouktar and Veli, offspring of his wife Emineh,
 8 3 | virtuous Emineh, seeing her son Veli united to the second daughter
 9 3 |       to her husband, the young Veli Bey. He had accomplished
10 3 |       friend of his whole life. Veli chose a different course.
11 3 |       and mother of Mouktar and Veli, who, doomed to live surrounded
12 4 |        courier from his brother Veli brought him a letter informing
13 4 |         to spend the night with Veli in drinking and debauchery.
14 4 |   pachalik of Morea bestowed on Veli, and that of Lepanto on
15 4 |       made secretary to his son Veli, professedly as a pledge
16 5 |     with the eldest daughter of Veli Pacha, called the Princess
17 6 |    Zobeide, the wife of his son Veli Pacha: Having vainly attempted
18 6 |       with his news to the son. Veli Pacha, furious, vowed vengeance,
19 6 |       unawares. Pacho Bey, whom Veli had just promoted to the
20 6 |       to his crime, he wrote to Veli that he might now send for
21 8 |     compelled by the tyranny of Veli Pacha to fly from his country.
22 8 |       for opening their attack. Veli Pacha, who had for his own
23 8 |       at least able to relegate Veli to the obscure post of Lepanto,
24 8 |    obscure post of Lepanto, and Veli, much disgusted, was obliged
25 8 |    offered to recognise his son Veli, then Vizier of the Morea,
26 8 |        Pacha, who had succeeded Veli in the government of Thessaly,
27 9 |         Ali's sons, Mouktar and Veli, arrived at Janina. Veli
28 9 |        Veli, arrived at Janina. Veli had been obliged, or thought
29 9 |      which was held by Mehemet, Veli's eldest son. He was prepared
30 9 |       informed that Mouktar and Veli, seduced by the brilliant
31 9 |       this charge, which, since Veli himself had revealed the
32 9 |        witness that Mouktar and Veli, whom he disavowed on account
33 11|      the house of the Mussulman Veli Aga whilst the escort partook
34 11|       them his commands to die. Veli Pacha, a greater coward
35 11|    borne to him in his old age, Veli, weeping, yielded his guilty
36 11|       of the Sagaris. Katherin, Veli's other wife, and his daughters