Chapter

 1 1 |       the town of Tepelen, whose name it bore, it enjoyed an income
 2 2 |          begged for mercy in the name of his parents, excusing
 3 2 | political idea was hatred of the name of Christian, and whose
 4 2 |    murder declared legal, in the name of the merciful and compassionate
 5 3 |   commanding them to send in her name a pilgrim to Mecca, who
 6 3 |       dignified by them with the name of "Liberty," and who thought
 7 3 |         in his pay, known by the name of Skipetars, on whom he
 8 3 |         striking a blow, and his name, joined to the recital of
 9 3 |          and, Mohammedan only in name, he himself led the chorus
10 4 |       increase the terror of his name. ~One night he appeared
11 4 |         idea of governing in the name of her son, who was weak
12 4 |         raised her and asked her name. ~"Basilessa," she replied. ~"
13 4 |        Basilessa, Queen! it is a name of good augury. Basilessa,
14 4 |          hamlet, he inquired its name, and on hearing it appeared
15 4 |         old infirm woman of that name in great poverty. He ordered
16 4 |       him? Without inquiring his name or standing, thou didst
17 5 |           Alas! my father, whose name do you now pronounce? Pray
18 6 |   Galaxidi, Athanasius Macrys by name. ~Filled with anxiety, Ali
19 7 |      deaf to their cries. In the name of their ancestors, they
20 7 |       admission under an assumed name. But feeling sure of the
21 7 |      from OEtolia, Paleopoulo by name. This man was on the point
22 8 |     prince in everything but the name. ~There was no lack of flattery,
23 8 |     anyone who dared mention the name of Ali Tepelen in his presence. ~
24 8 |   Governments against Ali, whose name was struck out of the list
25 9 |     faithful that henceforth his name was not to be pronounced
26 9 |       the Pacha of Janina in the name of Napoleon in 1806; then
27 10|         garrison, Metzo-Abbas by name, who obtained pardon for