Chapter

 1 1 |       soon found that they must escape at any cost from oppressors
 2 3 |      and taken. All who did not escape by flight perished by the
 3 3 |        the East to celebrate an escape from great danger, and Ali
 4 4 |        agreed that there was no escape, and that her husband's
 5 4 |      taking measures to prevent escape, and at break of day attacked
 6 4 | considered how he could legally escape from this predicament. He
 7 4 |       and I intend this time to escape without being plundered
 8 4 |  refusal there was no chance of escape, than tempted by his promises,
 9 5 |       hostages had attempted to escape. ~The popular credulity
10 5 |        walls, in hope of either escape or vengeance, only to be
11 6 |        Bey of the Debres, whose escape when lately at Janina still
12 6 |         cutting off all hope of escape from that side, Ali meaning
13 7 |        conniving at Paeho Bey's escape. But the latter easily justified
14 7 |     this time Ismail should not escape. The master and the instrument
15 7 |        as to give Pacho time to escape and take the road to Constantinople.
16 8 |        was much tempered by the escape of the Parganiotes, who
17 8 |      that he could, once again, escape from his difficulty by the
18 8 |      thought he could no longer escape. He made, therefore, a general
19 8 |         fled with his family to escape further persecution. He
20 9 |    their bosoms, hoping thus to escape the evil influence. A superstitious
21 10|         infidel. She could only escape death by the apostasy of
22 11|          the guards hastened to escape by the windows. Kursheed'