Chapter

 1 3 |         property of about fifteen hundred francs income, inherited
 2 4 |        which had cost more than a hundred thousand francs of Western
 3 4 |          her a pension of fifteen hundred francs for the rest of her
 4 5 |            unarmed, in number six hundred and seventy, started for
 5 5 |      informing posterity that six hundred Kardikiotes had there been
 6 5 | unheard-of splendour, and fifteen hundred guests assembled for a solemn
 7 6 |          with his escort of eight hundred warriors at the foot of
 8 7 |            alone estimated at two hundred thousand guineas. The sun
 9 9 |       These places contained four hundred and twenty cannons of all
10 9 |         The Suliots received five hundred thousand piastres and a
11 9 |           thousand piastres and a hundred and fifty charges of ammunition,
12 9 |      Botzaris remained with three hundred and twenty men, threw down
13 9 |           and followed by fifteen hundred men, as far as a large plateau
14 10|         to have seduced also four hundred Skipetars who made use of
15 10|      intrenchments, leaving three hundred dead at the foot of the
16 10|         of sixty captains and two hundred soldiers. ~"Ali Pacha is
17 10|       force consisted of only six hundred men. ~It was to be feared
18 10|        least receive two or three hundred Palikars into the castle, "
19 10|          casemate filled with two hundred thousand pounds of powder,
20 10|          all perish together: two hundred thousand pounds of powder
21 11|     sultan, was escorted by three hundred Turkish soldiers. He was