Chapter

 1 1 |        Albanians were above all soldiers. Descended on the one side
 2 2 |        expedition with his best soldiers; they surprised Tepelen
 3 3 |         united, to enrich their soldiers, and to count as nothing
 4 3 |    escorted by a strong body of soldiers, were sent to seize the
 5 5 |  pursuance of the treaty, Ali's soldiers took possession of the quarter
 6 5 | inhabitants. Even the number of soldiers he took excited no surprise,
 7 5 |     death; but we serve thee as soldiers and not as executioners." ~
 8 5 |        courts. Troops of brutal soldiers drove workmen from their
 9 6 |   presented two heads of French soldiers, and announced that his
10 7 |      arrived, and armed English soldiers superintended the embarkation,
11 7 |  appeared, followed by Albanian soldiers armed with staves, carrying
12 7 |        servants, mechanics, and soldiers, in order that by returning
13 9 |       He wound up by asking for soldiers, but the Greeks having learnt
14 9 |       doubt the fidelity of his soldiers. The arrival of the Ottoman
15 9 |      gave leave to the Albanian soldiers yet faithful to him to sack
16 9 |      extending his hands to his soldiers, and imploring them to slay
17 9 |       Ali to the grave; but his soldiers, to whose protestations
18 9 |      these might induce his own soldiers to rebel, in order to become
19 9 |  softened the suspicions of his soldiers, Ali resumed his underground
20 9 |         the acclamations of the soldiers; whereupon the Asiatics,
21 9 |          Collecting his bravest soldiers round him, he prepared for
22 9 |         Twenty times he led his soldiers to the charge, and as often
23 9 |   castle by the lake, while his soldiers dispersed in various directions. ~
24 10|          he gave signals to the soldiers who were still occupying
25 10|     public criers to inform his soldiers of the insurrections in
26 10|         the acclamations of his soldiers, he remarked on hearing
27 10|      and allowed his Mohammedan soldiers to visit the enemy's outposts
28 10|        captains and two hundred soldiers. ~"Ali Pacha is yet alive! "
29 10|     more terror amid Kursheed's soldiers, already overwhelmed by
30 10|       the plumes of office; his soldiers forsook him, his servants
31 10|     kept. If within an hour thy soldiers are not withdrawn from this
32 10|      expect an answer until the soldiers should have evacuated the
33 10|    crossed over with a score of soldiers, found himself more at large
34 11|     imprecations uttered by the soldiers against the "Son of a Slave,"
35 11|        by three hundred Turkish soldiers. He was warned to be expeditious,