Chapter
1 1 | Christians. ~Mouktar left three sons, two of whom, Salik and
2 1 | the two elder brothers, sons of the wife, combined against
3 3 | Sultan Abdul Hamid, whose two sons, Mustapha and Mahmoud, were
4 3 | there stood by his side two sons, Mouktar and Veli, offspring
5 3 | carried off to his harem. ~His sons, following in his footsteps,
6 4 | libertinism of both father and sons had corrupted all around
7 4 | The father wounded his two sons by turns in their tenderest
8 4 | tenderest affections, and the sons avenged themselves by abandoning
9 4 | complained greatly of his sons' extravagance, and regretted
10 4 | better to watch the pasha's sons, or to entice them into
11 4 | neglect the advancement of his sons. By the aid of the French
12 4 | Mouktar. But as in placing his sons in these exalted positions
13 4 | Prophet, by my own and my sons' heads, that no harm shall
14 4 | confirmed both him and his sons in their offices and dignities.
15 5 | them, called them brothers, sons, friends of his heart. Distinguishing
16 5 | husbands, fathers, brothers and sons, and when she had sufficiently
17 6 | responsible for the conduct of his sons' families, no- law-giver
18 8 | with his vast riches. His sons and grandsons were provided
19 9 | Almost simultaneously, Ali's sons, Mouktar and Veli, arrived
20 9 | The advice given by the sons to their father as to the
21 9 | though he had never loved his sons, he suffered cruelly in
22 9 | ever separated from his sons, the thought of his grandson
23 9 | be unworthy of being my sons, and henceforth my only
24 10| to the cowardice of his sons. The defection of his troops
25 10| royal promise given to his sons should be kept, and that
26 10| peace. Letters from Ali's sons were shown to the Agas,
27 11| Asia Minor; where Ali's sons would probably have been
28 11| bitterness of death in seeing his sons strangled before his eyes,
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