Chapter

 1 1 |  services at the disposal of any cause indiscriminately; and his
 2 2 |     without openly making common cause with the insurgents, he
 3 2 |        whose resentment they had cause to fear, soon made common
 4 2 |        to fear, soon made common cause under the new one, for whose
 5 2 |      strong in the justice of my cause, I appeared upon the scene.
 6 3 |      such a calumny might easily cause the death of the innocent
 7 3 |  pretexts, Ali gave out that the cause of his known dislike to
 8 4 |        downfall, and made common cause with his enemies, both internal
 9 5 |          of the message, and the cause of the dismay it produced. ~
10 7 |         all those who would have cause to rejoice at his death,
11 8 |         in his own school, might cause him, he exclaimed, "Ah!
12 8 |      warning them to abandon the cause of a rebel, and to consider
13 8 | vengeance on Ali than to aid the cause of the Greeks, for whose
14 8 |      call to take up arms in the cause of liberty. In an instant,
15 8 |        if they will support your cause you will embrace Christianity
16 9 |          are those who defend my cause." And on hearing a report
17 9 |          resolved to make common cause with Ali. They hesitated
18 9 |          assistance. In order to cause a diversion, they were to
19 9 |          the real rebel, and the cause of the public calamities
20 10|        they frankly embraced the cause of the sultan. ~The garrison
21 10|           My riches are the sole cause of the war which has been
22 10|        form a net of intrigue to cause himself to be intercepted