Chapter

 1 2 |         reached my harem, and I heard the cries of my mother and
 2 3 |     death-groan was again to be heard amidst the songs of the
 3 3 |        of night. He saw her, he heard her, and would awake, exclaiming, "
 4 4 |        success. Thy wishes were heard, for the young man was Ali
 5 5 | buffaloes. The prisoners having heard nothing of what passed outside,
 6 5 |     enclosure, they began to be heard in the town. The assassins
 7 5 |         against thee. Allah has heard their cry. He will summon
 8 6 | explosive powder, in short. Ali heard with delight, but replied
 9 7 |    Athanasius as he himself had heard it. Pacho Bey, however,
10 7 |       affection and revenge, he heard that she had died of grief
11 9 |      emblem of his dignity. Ali heard on the summit of his keep
12 9 |         Ali with pride, when he heard of his sister's conduct;
13 9 |  Kursheed Pacha. As soon as Ali heard this, he sent a messenger
14 9 |        sunrise, and while there heard that his troops had carried
15 9 |  vengeance on their perfidy. He heard from the messenger at the
16 10|    following night, however, he heard the voice of Emineh, calling
17 10|      nights he again thought he heard Emineh's voice, and sleep
18 11|    Their mutual wishes had been heard, but it was desirable, for
19 11|  woman-slave born in the harem, heard his sentence kneeling. The