Chapter

 1 1 |        to pay tribute because he thought himself impregnable in his
 2 2 |        fresh tricks, and when he thought himself free from the consequences,
 3 2 |        time quietly studied him, thought he discerned in him the
 4 3 |          and after long hunting, thought they had found the correct
 5 3 |       name of "Liberty," and who thought themselves independent in
 6 3 |        as to what others said or thought about him or to be disconcerted
 7 3 |          demanding the fugitive, thought that a man persecuted by
 8 3 |   families was now quenched, and thought herself at the summit of
 9 5 |      received with applause, Ali thought himself betrayed, and looked
10 7 |          which assailed him. The thought of eternity brought terrible
11 8 |       his most powerful son, Ali thought to terrify his enemies by
12 8 |        carry on the war which he thought he could no longer escape.
13 9 |        Veli had been obliged, or thought himself obliged, to evacuate
14 9 |       was known, the inhabitants thought only of saving themselves
15 9 |          to the castle, and only thought of regaining their country
16 9 |     separated from his sons, the thought of his grandson in the enemy'
17 9 |       his last hour had come, he thought only of selling his life
18 10|     consciences, they henceforth thought only of inducing their rebellious
19 10|         two next nights he again thought he heard Emineh's voice,
20 10|       with him such guards as he thought necessary, and might even
21 11| intervals to be lost in profound thought, that he yawned frequently,