Chapter

 1 2 |       time he sent a few heads to Constantinople, to amuse the sultan and
 2 3 |       same style to his agents at Constantinople, and everywhere where there
 3 7 |            a treaty was signed at Constantinople by the British Plenipotentiary,
 4 7 |       escape and take the road to Constantinople. Once arrived there, he
 5 8 |           Bey and Abdi Effendi at Constantinople, who lost no opportunity
 6 8 |           sent three Albanians to Constantinople to assassinate Pacho Bey.
 7 8 |           and humble petitions to Constantinople. But both were alike useless,
 8 8 |        that the provinces sent to Constantinople demanding their suppression.
 9 9 |           to the very environs of Constantinople. ~Whilst the Ottoman vassals
10 9 |           within eight leagues of Constantinople. ~He had fortified and supplied
11 9 |  forgotten its siege artillery at Constantinople, could not possibly procure
12 10|         he would transmit them to Constantinople, and that hostilities might
13 10|     sending often two in a day to Constantinople, from whence as many were
14 10|         will submit. I will go to Constantinople, to Asia Minor, or wherever
15 10|           would be good news from Constantinople. Ali learned from him the
16 10|        reassured must arrive from Constantinople without fail, the keeper
17 10|         when he should be sent to Constantinople, and he did not despair
18 11|       essences, and despatched to Constantinople, and he allowed the Skipetars
19 11|         despatched it secretly to Constantinople. His sword-bearer Mehemet,
20 11|   post-house, until it arrived at Constantinople. ~The sight of this dreaded
21 11|           military inhabitants of Constantinople to a state of frenzy, and
22 11| scandalous story had even reached Constantinople, sewn up in a leather sack,
23 11|           Ali's children, sent to Constantinople and exposed at the gate