Chapter

 1 1|     Judging that the moment for vengeance had arrived, he marched
 2 2|        ambition, hardihood, and vengeance which already strongly showed
 3 2| sanguinary passions, promised a vengeance proportioned to the outrage,
 4 2|         Kamco, whose thirst for vengeance had been disappointed by
 5 2|         ambitious Ali. He swore vengeance for the spoliation of which
 6 3|        by the grandeur of their vengeance, and swore to pursue without
 7 3|         execution, merciless in vengeance, by turns insolent, humble,
 8 3|       wrong to punish, a double vengeance to exact. ~This time, profiting
 9 3|      then sold as slaves. ~This vengeance, in which all the nobles
10 4|        and carry out a terrible vengeance. ~However, the Porte began
11 5|       into a prison. The day of vengeance not having fully arrived,
12 5|         precursor of a terrible vengeance: the whole town echoed with
13 5|        hope of either escape or vengeance, only to be flung back by
14 5|         returned to Janina. His vengeance was indeed complete. ~But
15 6|      Veli Pacha, furious, vowed vengeance, and demanded Pacho Bey'
16 6|       on hearing this, that his vengeance should overtake him even
17 7|      console and aid him in his vengeance, a Christian from OEtolia,
18 7|       persevere in his plans of vengeance, assuring him that before
19 7|     active steps in his work of vengeance, affected to give himself
20 8|        carry out their plans of vengeance on the Tepelenian family.
21 8|     party, less for the sake of vengeance on Ali than to aid the cause
22 9|       loud cries. The desire of vengeance had urged some to brave
23 9|    could not inflict a terrible vengeance on their perfidy. He heard