Chapter

 1 1|   Mahomet, were born of the same mother, a lawful wife, but the
 2 1|           a lawful wife, but the mother of the youngest, Veli, was
 3 2|     learn to read, to please his mother, whose idol he was, and
 4 2|         success was entirely his mother's work. "I owe everything
 5 2|           I owe everything to my mother," he said one day to the
 6 2|           He was accosted by his mother and sister, pale with fatigue,
 7 2|         expeditions added to his mother's savings, who since her
 8 2|          I heard the cries of my mother and my wife mingled with
 9 3| manoeuvres. ~For a long time his mother Kamco had suffered from
10 3|  mourning over the body of their mother, who had expired in her
11 3|        remains of their departed mother swore to accomplish her
12 3|      violence aforetime to Ali's mother and sister were carefully
13 3|    murder. ~It was his wife, the mother of his children, whom he
14 3|        wife of Ali Tepeleni, and mother of Mouktar and Veli, who,
15 4|      beauty. She was already the mother of two children, when Mouktar
16 4|       her only crime, to spare a mother whose conduct had been otherwise
17 4|          the point of becoming a mother, as guilty of adultery,
18 4|         to Ali, Salik Bey, whose mother was a Georgian slave. ~Fortune,
19 4|       terrible vizier Ali for my mother and brothers. My father
20 4|          our dreadful master. My mother is a poor woman who never
21 4|        my child, and show me thy mother and thy brothers; they shall
22 5|         outrage inflicted on his mother and sister. The besieged,
23 5|  sacrificed to the memory of his mother Kamco. ~When the shrieks
24 6|        disclosed its nature. The mother of Moustai, a jealous and
25 6|       though shortly to become a mother, expired in agony from the
26 9|  declared that the spirit of her mother, with whom she kept up a
27 9|        being born of a Christian mother, he had been brought up