Chapter

 1 1 |   inertia, others violence. The inhabitants of the plains, powerless
 2 1 |     their hands on; so that the inhabitants of the empire might be divided
 3 1 |        provinces to manage. Its inhabitants were poor, brave, and, the
 4 2 |        hostile to her. ~But the inhabitants of the two adjacent villages
 5 3 |        he had in oppressing the inhabitants of the plains, who, groaning
 6 3 |    possible, to exterminate the inhabitants of Kormovo and Kardiki,
 7 3 |    actual rewards for some. The inhabitants, only too happy to make
 8 4 | followed at a distance, and the inhabitants of all the villages he passed
 9 4 |        country ravaged, and the inhabitants decimated. At the same time
10 5 |      the town of Kardiki, whose inhabitants had formerly joined with
11 5 |    their possessions. The other inhabitants of Kardiki, being Mohammedans,
12 5 |     promises he had made to the inhabitants. Even the number of soldiers
13 5 |    usher to summon all the male inhabitants of Kardiki to appear before
14 6 |       the garrison nor any male inhabitants over twelve years of age.
15 7 |        blow up the place if the inhabitants, whose intentions he guessed,
16 7 |      Ionian Isles; its grateful inhabitants were enjoying a delicious
17 7 |         no more to the wretched inhabitants; they were forbidden to
18 7 |       and out of eight thousand inhabitants, seven thousand were swept
19 7 |   Having thus decimated the few inhabitants remaining to the town, it
20 8 |     oppression that many of the inhabitants preferred the griefs and
21 9 |        Christian alike, all the inhabitants of Northern Albania, who
22 9 |       resolution was known, the inhabitants thought only of saving themselves
23 9 |       said, appeared to several inhabitants of Tepelen, brandishing
24 11|      enthusiasm of the military inhabitants of Constantinople to a state