Chapter

 1 1 |    up the empire for sale by public auction. All employments
 2 2 |    altogether withdrawn from public life, and devoted herself
 3 2 |    if he again disturbed the public peace. Ali taking the threat
 4 2 |      exceeded the truth, and public opinion implicated Chainitza
 5 3 |   the hall now set apart for public audience. It was a chamber
 6 4 | forget that a man who braves public opinion as I do fears nothing
 7 4 |     of many persons. But the public voice, already discussing
 8 5 |     streets, the bazaars and public places; flocks and herds,
 9 7 |      mud. He rejoiced in the public inconvenience, and one day
10 7 |    had formerly insulted the public misery, he hastened to examine
11 7 |    that by returning them in public they might appear to be
12 7 |      Tepelen entirely at the public expense. Ali then returned
13 7 |    scene which took place in public, Ali drove the confidant
14 8 |      had been rebuilt at the public expense, and was larger
15 9 |   how they had alienated the public mind, how they had succeeded
16 9 |  rebel, and the cause of the public calamities which are afflicting
17 10|      silence, he ordered the public criers to inform his soldiers
18 11|   theatres constructed for a public festival, and the women
19 11|   changed horses, and as the public curiosity continued to increase