Chapter

 1 2 |      brigands thirty palikars, and entered, as their bouloubachi, or
 2 2 |           good terms with him, and entered into his schemes, waiting
 3 2 |      return to Tepelen, which they entered, riotous with joy, crying '
 4 3 |           whatever they asked, and entered the town by night. His first
 5 3 |            built over a vault, and entered by a sort of trap-door,
 6 3 |         cries, and when his guards entered he showed the bruises he
 7 4 |           this military formation, entered Parga in full view of the
 8 4 | consolidate it permanently. He had entered by degrees into secret negotiations
 9 4 |         the Hall of Justice. As he entered the court, the Greek, who
10 5 |    respected for his many virtues, entered Ali's sumptuous dwelling
11 6 |            few skirmishes, Mouktar entered the town, and though the
12 6 |           his attendants to mount, entered his carriage, and started
13 8 |            and not a single letter entered Epirus without being opened
14 9 |       women's apartments, forcibly entered, were given up to violence.
15 9 |            s mind. Scarcely had he entered the castle by the lake,
16 9 |      hastened back, and the prince entered the camp, where he and his
17 9 |            stated that he had only entered Epirus as a peace-maker.
18 10|       Kursheed Pacha, had scarcely entered the lodging assigned to
19 10|           man ought." Then, having entered his fortress amid the acclamations
20 10|         the whole of the staff had entered the mosque, he gave the
21 11|            Kursheed's sword-bearer entered, followed by the executioners. "