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 1 3 |           an infusion of Orthodox Greeks, a skilful but despised
 2 3 |  pantheism, a Christian among the Greeks, with whom he drank to the
 3 7 |        reigned in France, and the Greeks built a thousand hopes on
 4 7 |     genius of them ancestors, the Greeks frequently composed about
 5 8 |           rule. A great number of Greeks sought refuge at Odessa,
 6 8 |           to aid the cause of the Greeks, for whose freedom he worked
 7 8 |           Suleyman Pacha that the Greeks would help him to dethrone
 8 8 | Mohammedans were alarmed, but the Greeks gave out that it was in
 9 8 |         Thermopylae. However, the Greeks, satisfied with having vindicated
10 8 |           his own advantage. "The Greeks in arms," said they, "want
11 8 |     addressing the Christians, "O Greeks!" he said, "examine my conduct
12 8 |           being the friend of the Greeks. Their bravery is a sure
13 9 |      asking for soldiers, but the Greeks having learnt the instability
14 9 |        Metropolitan church, where Greeks and Turks alike deposited
15 9 |      merchandise, even as did the Greeks of old in the temples of
16 9 |           only to make use of the Greeks, and to sacrifice them to
17 10|        there much dejection. ~The Greeks were now everywhere proclaiming
18 10|          distance. The rebellious Greeks were bent on attacking Kursheed.
19 10|           It is possible that the Greeks might not have prevailed
20 10|   Ignorant of Ali's decision, the Greeks of the Selleid were advancing,
21 10|           have ended it among the Greeks, but could I, a powerless