Chapter

 1 1 |          He was not one of those men who place their lives and
 2 1 |          with circumstances. Few men have understood themselves
 3 1 |          valiant. ~It was amidst men and manners such as these
 4 2 |          lawless and adventurous men in Toscaria. With their
 5 2 |        pass into the arms of the men who had won them by lot
 6 2 |    brought him prisoner with his men to Berat, the capital of
 7 2 |    interrupted by a piquet of my men, who unexpectedly emerged
 8 2 |          a body of four thousand men to clear the valley of the
 9 3 |          faith in God, despising men, loving and thinking only
10 3 |         houses seeking for young men and maidens remarkable for
11 4 |     formed a square, placing old men, women, children, and cattle
12 5 |          to go to Janina as free men, and fully armed. They were
13 5 |   parting for ever, and then the men, unarmed, in number six
14 5 |        and pointing to the young men, said, with tears in his
15 5 |          dissension to grow into men. I have lost the pleasure
16 6 |        they only found a few old men to massacre, and then marched
17 7 |    silent streets in which armed men stood at each door only
18 7 |        lead and boiling oil. Old men, women, children, rich and
19 7 |        that with twenty thousand men he would, in spite of Ali'
20 8 |       suggestions. Some of these men frequently saluted him as
21 8 |          attach to his person as men who might some day be found
22 8 | Christians. There were assembled men of widely different types,
23 9 |         three hundred and twenty men, threw down the palisades,
24 9 |    hostile towers might take his men for the Suliots and report
25 9 |   intrenched camp, decided Ali's men on attacking the second
26 9 |      followed by fifteen hundred men, as far as a large plateau
27 9 |         an escort of twenty-five men, and when within hearing
28 9 |     succeeded in withdrawing his men to the shelter of the guns
29 9 |          army of eighty thousand men, arrived before Janina. ~
30 9 |        value by a Divan in which men were only classed in accordance
31 10|  Archipelago, "It is enough! two men have ruined Turkey! "He
32 10|    consisted of only six hundred men. ~It was to be feared that
33 10|      feared that this handful of men might also become a prey
34 10|    garrison, consisting of fifty men, all ready to bury themselves
35 10|        of nearly thirty thousand men, crowded together on the