Chapter

 1 1 |           and that peace imposed new and different labours on
 2 1 |       few years, Veli had by his new wife a son named Ali, the
 3 2 |      made common cause under the new one, for whose support they
 4 2 | discouraged, he recommenced with new boldness and still greater
 5 2 |      ingratiate himself with the new pasha, and was so successful
 6 2 |          the Grand Seigneur. The new pacha took advantage of
 7 3 |        lives and property of his new allies. Ali promised whatever
 8 3 |        crime to the success of a new one. Anonymous letters,
 9 3 |    affection; and then sought in new vices compensation for the
10 4 |      racked for the discovery of new tortures, and the most original
11 4 |       the dreaded disease to the new pacha, who, not having been
12 4 |       the son of Chainitza. This new alliance with a family he
13 7 |          of suffering, therefore new tortures had to be constantly
14 7 |      hoped to be at peace. But a new decree proclaimed throughout
15 7 |        the better to conceal the new plot he was conceiving against
16 7 |         and his friend drew up a new memorial, and knowing the
17 8 |       Moustai Pacha in Scodra, a new object of greed. He also
18 8 |      Janina was embellished with new buildings; elegant pavilions
19 8 |        from his country. The two new dignitaries, having secured
20 8 |          to obey. He quitted the new palace he had just built
21 8 |          did not close until the new moon of July. Had Ali put
22 11|          decided line of action. New protestations were made