Chapter

 1 1 |            island, having repulsed the enemy with loss, took Mouktar
 2 3 |            formidable a rival; and his enemy speedily conceived and put
 3 3 |         machinations against his other enemy, and arranged matters this
 4 3 |                a man persecuted by his enemy would be faithful to himself,
 5 3 |            himself at the mercy of his enemy, was compelled to submit
 6 4 |              alternately both tool and enemy, whom he made secretary
 7 5 |              mercy of their implacable enemy. They fell prostrate before
 8 6 |              Bey of the Delres, an old enemy of Ali's, and had encamped
 9 6 |             seeds of dissension in his enemy's family, had sufficient
10 7 |         destined so soon to shelter an enemy, with a red cross, when
11 7 |              him from the plots of his enemy. During a hunting party
12 7 |              nearly connected with his enemy, Ali Pacha himself. ~He
13 9 | general-in-chief, had gone over to the enemy with all his troops! ~Ali
14 9 |            would afford shelter to the enemy and a point of attack against
15 9 |         thought of his grandson in the enemy's hands, all threw him into
16 9 |             rains would begin, and the enemy would probably be short
17 9 |               he was informed that the enemy was advancing upon the intrenchments
18 9 |        appointed Pacha of Lepanto. The enemy now became aware of his
19 9 |       conceived a plan for snaring his enemy in his own toils. When the
20 10|             and gesture. Observing the enemy's movements by the help
21 10|       Mohammedan soldiers to visit the enemy's outposts and confer on
22 10|              have prevailed against an enemy so formidable and a brain
23 10|           defended, passed over to the enemy. Henceforth Ali's force
24 10|            surrender their chief to an enemy who had received all fugitives
25 10|                to send to their former enemy, now their ally, assistance
26 10|            Palikars against our common enemy, Kursheed. I desire to inform
27 10|             former servant, the mortal enemy of my family, and the author
28 10|              Pacho Bey, their personal enemy, should be deposed; the
29 10|            gates simultaneously to the enemy. But the besiegers, fearing