Chapter

 1 1 |         one of the richest in the town of Tepelen, whose name it
 2 1 |        established himself in the town, of which he became chief
 3 1 |           mountaineer lost in the town part of what he had made
 4 2 |           moment I could call the town of Tepelen my own." ~A less
 5 3 |       they asked, and entered the town by night. His first proceeding
 6 4 |          and ecclesiastics of the town, in order that they may
 7 5 |       victorious army against the town of Kardiki, whose inhabitants
 8 5 |          the fate of this unhappy town were irrevocably decided,
 9 5 |       conditions a quarter of the town; was to be occupied by the
10 5 |       built on a rock, whence the town of Kardiki was plainly visible.
11 5 |     terrible vengeance: the whole town echoed with cries and groans,
12 5 |     Chenderia. At the gate of the town they encountered a troop
13 5 |          began to be heard in the town. The assassins spread themselves
14 6 |           entreaties to enter the town, and Ali seeing that it
15 6 |           Agia, a small Christian town on the coast, had rebelled
16 6 |   skirmishes, Mouktar entered the town, and though the Parganiotes
17 7 |           to burst on the unhappy town. ~On the 25th of March,
18 7 |           heights overlooking the town. Terrified and despairing,
19 7 |          dared to set foot in the town before the appointed hour.
20 7 |           the opposite end of the town. When they got there, they
21 7 | possessing anything in his native town, he requested all who loved
22 7 |           wealth. Arta, a wealthy town with a Christian population,
23 7 |          care. The archons of the town were arrested and tortured
24 7 |      inhabitants remaining to the town, it became necessary to
25 7 |        which astonished the whole town. At the end of a terrible
26 7 |          to all the nobles of the town, vainly entreating them
27 8 |  Parganiotes. You know that their town was the haunt of my enemies,
28 9 |           opened the gates of the town, and he was compelled to
29 9 |         namely, on destroying the town of Janina, which would afford
30 9 |       faithful to him to sack the town. ~The place was immediately
31 9 |          and silver crosses. ~The town presented an equally terrible
32 9 |         different quarters of the town, which soon presented the
33 9 |  impossible to winter in a ruined town, the foe would be driven
34 11|          whole population of that town and the neighbouring hamlets