Chapter

 1 2 |          a mild captivity in the palace of his powerful relative,
 2 2 |         he was received into the palace and treated like the pacha'
 3 2 |       him, as heretofore, in his palace. Under the shadow of this
 4 2 |     Greek archons to meet at the palace, to prepare the official
 5 2 |    victim, the murderer left the palace, taking with him, as a hostage,
 6 2 |       and showing travellers his palace courtyard festooned with
 7 3 |         through the city and the palace, and everyone dreaded being
 8 3 |     pretence of trial. The whole palace rejoiced, thanks were rendered
 9 4 |       ordered her to come to his palace. The unhappy Euphrosyne,
10 4 |        grief and rage in his own palace. ~Ali, caring little for
11 4 |       sitting at a window in the palace, "he sends me away in order
12 5 |      Janina. He lodged them in a palace on the lake, and treated
13 5 |      even in the recesses of his palace. The Sheik Yussuf, governor
14 5 |          at the threshold of the palace, shook off the dust of his
15 5 |        at tables prepared in the palace courts. Troops of brutal
16 5 |         expected to bring to the palace gate a gift in proportion
17 6 |          to Prevesa. Once in his palace, he gave way to such fury
18 6 |         it anchored close by the palace, and on hailing the leading
19 7 |     retirement of his fairy-like palace by the lake he could enjoy
20 7 |         most secret parts of his palace, in order to avert evil
21 7 |         themselves down from the palace roof. One arose with difficulty,
22 7 |       they must go to some other palace, at the opposite end of
23 7 |        to be burnt. Thy splendid palace, thy beautiful furniture,
24 7 |   arrived at the place where his palace had formerly insulted the
25 7 |         outer gate of his ruined palace, holding in his left hand
26 7 |         refurnish the formidable palace of Tepelen entirely at the
27 7 |       turned his wife out of the palace at Janina which she still
28 7 | confidant of his crimes from the palace, overwhelming him with insults,
29 8 |         become his property. His palace of Tepelen had been rebuilt
30 8 |         obey. He quitted the new palace he had just built at Rapehani,
31 9 |      victims in the walls of his palace, in order that he might
32 10|          of his councils, in her palace of Libokovo, where she remained
33 11|       The wretch who had, in his palace at Arta, danced to the strains