Chapter

 1 1 |         the sixteenth century. ~Mouktar Tepeleni, his grandfather,
 2 1 |       the enemy with loss, took Mouktar prisoner on Mount San Salvador,
 3 1 |   disposed towards Christians. ~Mouktar left three sons, two of
 4 3 |     stood by his side two sons, Mouktar and Veli, offspring of his
 5 3 |       wife of Ali's eldest son, Mouktar. ~It was hoped that this
 6 3 |       speciality of the eldest, Mouktar, who was without rival among
 7 3 |         Tepeleni, and mother of Mouktar and Veli, who, doomed to
 8 4 |    mother of two children, when Mouktar became enamoured of her,
 9 4 |     wife surrendered herself to Mouktar, who, softened by her charms,
10 4 |      were in this position when Mouktar was obliged to depart on
11 4 |      you give back the heart of Mouktar, which you have stolen?" ~
12 4 |      olive tree, is yet shown. ~Mouktar was returning from his expedition
13 4 |         cries, sent an order to Mouktar to appear before him at
14 4 |      and obeyed. ~"Come hither, Mouktar, "said the pacha, extending
15 4 |    remember what I have said." ~Mouktar retired as submissively
16 4 |          and that of Lepanto on Mouktar. But as in placing his sons
17 6 |         s troops, under his son Mouktar, first seized Agia, where
18 6 |         After a few skirmishes, Mouktar entered the town, and though
19 7 |      him. The only favour which Mouktar Pacha could obtain for him
20 9 |     simultaneously, Ali's sons, Mouktar and Veli, arrived at Janina.
21 9 | wavering fidelity of the Turks. Mouktar, on the contrary, who had
22 9 |     later, he was informed that Mouktar and Veli, seduced by the
23 9 |   called Heaven to witness that Mouktar and Veli, whom he disavowed
24 11|          But the inheritance of Mouktar Pacha was not quite such
25 11|    pistol-shot. "Wretch!" cried Mouktar, roaring like a bull escaped
26 11|        a stubborn combat began. Mouktar's frail defences were soon
27 11|         killed by a bullet; and Mouktar, having slain a host of