Chapter

 1 1 |           because the people were given to fighting for their bread.
 2 2 |           counsels of her who has given me life twice over, since
 3 3 |     faithfully. After having long given way to their grief, Ali
 4 3 |       which, some day; were to be given to the flames, but ordered
 5 3 |         sacred offering had to be given up. They then agreed to
 6 4 |           making plans which were given up as soon as formed, until
 7 4 |           Of money I have already given too much, and I intend this
 8 4 |           in my power, and I have given him hopes of pardon on condition
 9 5 |            shelter, or food to be given to the women and children
10 7 |        proved in the explanations given to the Porte, the death
11 9 |        Congreve rockets, formerly given him by the English, and
12 9 |           aggression. ~The advice given by the sons to their father
13 9 |         in the admiral's ship and given a brilliant suite. He was
14 9 |            forcibly entered, were given up to violence. Some of
15 9 | festivities. Next came a carabine given to the Pacha of Janina in
16 9 |       Krim-Guerai. The signal was given; the draw bridge crossed;
17 9 |     ammunition, Hussien Pacha was given up to them, and they left
18 9 |      defend myself to the last. ~"Given at the castle of Janina,
19 10|      submitted, the royal promise given to his sons should be kept,
20 10|       Finally, eight months' pay, given them in advance, proved
21 10|            The garrison which had given him so many proofs of devotion,
22 10|         by the sultan's hands, be given me, and I will submit. I
23 10|          guarantee which could be given him. ~The proposition was