Chapter

 1 1 |         and ideas of the time and country in which he has lived, so
 2 1 |            and, the nature of the country was mountainous and inaccessible.
 3 1 |           large fortune in a poor country, where, all commodities
 4 1 |          some great family of the country. He therefore solicited
 5 2 |    residence of the governor. The country flattered itself that at
 6 2 |        rank among the beys of the country, and being of marriageable
 7 3 |       arms and ammunition, on the country which he wished to obtain.
 8 3 | accordance with the custom of the country, the women interposed between
 9 3 |           been obliged to fly the country. Wishing now to ruin the
10 3 |        she had always loved. In a country like Turkey, where to suspect
11 4 |        some Suliots left in their country when Ali Pacha took possession
12 4 |       occupied by his troops, the country ravaged, and the inhabitants
13 7 |         value, can gold give us a country and the tombs of our ancestors?" ~
14 7 |           citrons. But the lovely country might have been inhabited
15 7 |      collect some relics of their country. Some filled little bags
16 8 |        swarms, outlaws from every country, had found a refuge in Albania,
17 8 |        Veli Pacha to fly from his country. The two new dignitaries,
18 8 |           the best adapted to his country, where only a guerilla warfare
19 8 |      sought to draw down on their country all the terrors of war.
20 8 |      either to drive them from my country or to exterminate them.
21 8 |        return fearlessly to their country, and I have certain information
22 9 |          where was situated Ali's country house, and of the post of
23 9 |          nothing could save their country. But most of them were only
24 9 |        thought of regaining their country and enjoying the fruit of
25 9 |         formerly had ruined their country. Their camp, which for a
26 9 |           seeking to regain their country in a peaceful manner; but,
27 10|        long oppressed our unhappy country, which he has laid waste
28 10|        procuring the freedom of a country which he had too cruelly