Chapter

 1 2 |         head he seized as a trophy, ordered the cadi, the beys, and
 2 3 |            given to the flames, but ordered them most especially, as
 3 3 |  endeavoured to assassinate him. He ordered the body to be searched,
 4 4 |        became enamoured of her, and ordered her to come to his palace.
 5 4 |      produced no effect on Ali, who ordered her to be taken, loaded
 6 4 |             government of Thessaly, ordered him to seek out and destroy
 7 4 |            the act. Ali immediately ordered the chief to be hung at
 8 4 |           name in great poverty. He ordered her to be brought before
 9 4 |           his own power, he himself ordered their retinues, giving them
10 4 |           aimed at me is no more; I ordered him to be hung without waiting
11 5 |         them splendid promises, and ordered them to assemble in a neighbouring
12 5 |            to demand mercy. Then he ordered them away, and, calling
13 6 |            Without further delay he ordered his attendants to mount,
14 7 |           which adorned his hat. He ordered a complete chemical laboratory
15 7 |         result of their labours, he ordered, the laboratory to be burnt
16 7 |         fire! fire!" ~Ali instantly ordered his horse, and, followed
17 7 |           After this examination he ordered all the ashes to be carefully
18 8 |             of pardon was lost. ~He ordered his galley to be immediately
19 8 |            granted. ~The sultan now ordered a fleet to be equipped,
20 8 |           some of the great vassals ordered to march at their own expense
21 9 |          servant of Vela's, and Ali ordered the murderer to be punished,
22 9 |          obstacles. Ali immediately ordered a sortie of all his troops,
23 9 |         soon as the sun appeared he ordered a general salvo of artillery
24 9 | Ibrahim-Aga-Stamboul. Overjoyed, he ordered them to press on to the
25 9 |             of the Suliots. He then ordered the Mirdite prince, Kyr
26 9 |     inspiration born of despair, he ordered his ammunition waggons to
27 9 |       replied in a friendly manner, ordered the military salute to be
28 10|        after a moment's silence, he ordered the public criers to inform
29 10|       sacred a day. Nevertheless he ordered Caretto to turn thirty guns
30 11|             of his crimes. Kursheed ordered the head to be perfumed
31 11|         feared. ~The Seraskier then ordered the unfortunate Basilissa,
32 11|          janissaries from Koutaieh, ordered to be in readiness, advanced,