Chapter

 1 1 |    victory forsake them, fell back upon tyranny. Vainly did
 2 1 |   sovereign and get the money back out of his subjects. They
 3 1 |      cannot be traced farther back than the end of the sixteenth
 4 2 |       piastres, and took them back to Tepelen. ~Ali had just
 5 2 |      this strong force at his back, he repaired to Trikala,
 6 2 |    caught, and drove the rest back into their mountains, splitting
 7 4 |   scalped until the skin fell back upon his shoulders, then
 8 4 |       offering. "Can you give back the heart of Mouktar, which
 9 5 | leader came forward and threw back the hood of his black cloak. ~"
10 5 |   vengeance, only to be flung back by either scimitars or muskets.
11 5 |       the holy man turned his back on him, and stalked out
12 6 |      earth. Meanwhile he fell back on Yussuf Bey of the Debres,
13 7 | unless Ali's troops were held back. The general endeavoured
14 7 |      the prospect of bringing back to the fold of the Church
15 8 |    the Ottoman Empire. As far back as 1808, the Hydriotes had
16 9 |     in black, had warned them back, forbidding them to lay
17 9 |    and Lekos immediately sent back word to Ali to advance.
18 9 | advance. His orderly hastened back, and the prince entered
19 9 |  allowed himself to be forced back into the castle by the lake,
20 9 | Suliots, who might be brought back to their duty with less
21 11|       Turks, and driving them back, succeeded in barricading