Chapter

 1 2 |        huge blunder. The numerous enemies of Tepeleni, silent under
 2 2 |           of mine suggested to my enemies the idea of surprising me
 3 2 |     mingled with the shouts of my enemies. I allowed the commotion
 4 2 |       exterminated the last of my enemies. I distributed their lands,
 5 2 |  Argyro-Castron to get rid of his enemies; once free from them, he
 6 3 |       enable him to crush all his enemies and to reign supreme over
 7 3 |         destroy without mercy all enemies of their family. ~The best
 8 3 |          destroy the power of his enemies by depriving them of both
 9 3 |          He was bent on having no enemies who could really injure
10 3 |     several battles, in which his enemies had the a vantage, Ali began
11 3 | complained of being surrounded by enemies, and announced that henceforth
12 4 |        his understanding with the enemies of the State. Ali was not
13 4 |         the pay of the implacable enemies of the Sublime Porte, and
14 4 |       hear your decision. May all enemies of our glorious sultan perish
15 4 |        made common cause with his enemies, both internal and external.
16 5 |    pleasure of seeing his ancient enemies lying before him prostrate
17 6 |         instead of corrupting his enemies with gold, he sought to
18 8 |         his intelligence with the enemies of the State; but then apparent
19 8 |         was not long before Ali's enemies found an extremely suitable
20 8 |        Ali thought to terrify his enemies by a daring blow. He sent
21 8 |          town was the haunt of my enemies, and each time that I appealed
22 8 |    prevent my being aware that my enemies blame me severely, and indeed
23 8 |          the Osmanlis, our common enemies. ~"As to the avarice of
24 8 |        from the Turks, our common enemies: it is yours. I am now more
25 9 |         losses which my brother's enemies have recently inflicted
26 9 |          shot was mortal, and his enemies began to regard him in,
27 9 |          made, and the two mortal enemies, Ismail and Ali, retired
28 9 |      singly into the midst of his enemies. His officers besought him
29 10|        unexpectedly surrounded by enemies. His position threatened
30 10|         saw himself surrounded by enemies thirsting for his wealth,
31 10|        castle in the hands of his enemies. He calmly allowed them
32 11|            having slain a host of enemies with his own hand and seen