Chapter

 1 4 |     parts, the one going towards Parga, the other towards Prevesa.
 2 4 | notwithstanding the treaty. ~The Parga division was attacked in
 3 4 |      military formation, entered Parga in full view of the cut-throats
 4 6 |        invading the territory of Parga, the only place in Epirus
 5 6 |         him and allied itself to Parga. It provided an excuse for
 6 6 |    massacre, and then marched on Parga, where the rebels had taken
 7 6 |        it was intended to attack Parga from the sea, joining in
 8 6 |      gathered in the orchards of Parga. Ali gave him a purse of
 9 6 |  possession of the lower part of Parga. Without further delay he
10 6 |        the women and children of Parga, intended for his harem,
11 6 |         Athanasius Macrys. ~"But Parga, Parga!" cried Ali. ~"May
12 6 |  Athanasius Macrys. ~"But Parga, Parga!" cried Ali. ~"May Allah
13 7 |    powerful motives to surrender Parga, of which he promised him
14 7 |       the chief ecclesiastics of Parga, who fell head-foremost
15 7 |    floated over the Acropolis of Parga. ~All Greece was then profoundly
16 7 |        overtures answered only, "Parga! I must have Parga."--And
17 7 |        only, "Parga! I must have Parga."--And the English were
18 7 |           on its surrender, that Parga should be classed along
19 7 |        and stipulated cession of Parga and all its territory to,
20 7 |      commissioners had estimated Parga and its territory, including
21 7 |     disposed of the territory of Parga; agreeing that a fresh estimate
22 7 |   prostrate before the Virgin of Parga, the ancient guardian of
23 7 |         the sight of the ruin of Parga. Instantly they rushed to
24 7 |         ancestors, the people of Parga vowed to slay their wives
25 7 |    Frederic Adams, and landed at Parga by the light of the funeral
26 7 |        standard on the castle of Parga was hauled down, and after
27 8 |     satisfied. The occupation of Parga did not crown his desires,
28 8 |          the price agreed on for Parga, but he repaid himself five
29 8 |          and by the value of the Parga lands, now become his property.
30 8 |          Ali had just arrived at Parga, which he now saw for the
31 8 |        they still were occupying Parga, you would see them throw
32 9 |         Argyro-Castron, Tepelen, Parga, Prevesa, Sderli, Paramythia,
33 9 |     their success, laid siege to Parga, which was held by Mehemet,
34 9 |         their arms. ~The fall of Parga made a great impression
35 9 |         of fortune. ~The fall of Parga was succeeded by that of
36 10|        the English, who had sold Parga to him, would never allow