Chapter

 1 1|      resistance to the suzerain power preceded and brought about
 2 1|       to acquire and increase a power of which he was both the
 3 1|       were equally beyond their power to cope with; and all that
 4 1|        the delegate of imperial power delegated in his turn, on
 5 2|  permissible to him who has the power to do it." ~Ali, when he
 6 2|      dreamt of nothing else but power, treasures, palaces, in
 7 2|   beloved son and to make him a power. Her first care was to poison
 8 2|       chiefs who exercised more power than the officers of the
 9 2|       tended to consolidate his power was the treasure which he
10 3|         man whose character and power were alike dreaded must
11 3|         and the exercise of his power. Without faith in God, despising
12 3|        prudent to allow all the power to fall into the hands of
13 3|         one side to destroy the power of his enemies by depriving
14 3|         could really injure his power, and he knew that in an
15 3|        hold its own against the power of gold. ~Having thus annihilated
16 4| underhand means to diminish his power, and under the pretext that
17 4|         and consolidate his own power, he himself ordered their
18 4|      Continually increasing his power, Ali endeavoured to consolidate
19 4|      Russian agent. He is in my power, and I have given him hopes
20 4|        neither the will nor the power to attack one of his most
21 7|    influence of this formidable power. Above all, she was determined
22 8|      not to compromise his real power by puerile displays of dignity;
23 9|       resistance with all their power. They also pointed out that