Chapter

 1 2 |        of putting her out of the way the first convenient opportunity.
 2 2 |       whom I must put out of the way, for my own safety. I set
 3 3 |          After having long given way to their grief, Ali and
 4 3 |    preferring a slower and safer way to a short and dangerous
 5 3 |    satrap. ~Age had as yet in no way impaired Ali's strength
 6 3 |     angel who alone could in any way restrain his violent passions.
 7 4 |          the end, expired by the way, and when she was flung
 8 4 |         of great beauty made her way through the tumult and sought
 9 5 |       garments. As everyone made way at his approach, he easily
10 6 |     knowing in her despair which way to turn, she wrote to Ali,
11 6 |        were used up, and another way had to be sought. Ali found
12 6 |      Once in his palace, he gave way to such fury that all around
13 7 |       Yussuf, who had forced his way in, in spite of the guards. "
14 7 |  necessary to his safety. On the way he encountered one of the
15 8 |          to support him in every way, if he would proclaim the
16 9 |        they were assailed on the way by peasants covetous of
17 10| besiegers were compelled to give way and retire to their intrenchments,
18 10|       have been? Thus, whichever way I look, my career is ended.
19 10|  endurance appeared to be giving way. Leaning on a long Malacca
20 11|         Destiny, he finally gave way. ~Drawing a secret token
21 11|          He no longer knew which way to turn, hearing the noise