Chapter

 1 3 |       Consequently there was a general outcry at the news of Ali
 2 3 |     both to his reputation for general ability and the terror of
 3 5 |     chiefs, intimidated by the general misery and unable to stand
 4 5 |        by a pistol-shot, and a general fusillade followed. Terrible
 5 5 |        hands upon. Ali saw the general demoralization with pleasure,
 6 7 |     brigade of artillery which General Marmont, then commanding
 7 7 |       and the next day, to the general astonishment, the British
 8 7 |        Trusting to the word of General Campbell, who had formally
 9 7 | funeral pyre arose, and in the general excitement the orders of
10 7 |        at once, accompanied by General Sir Frederic Adams, and
11 7 |     troops were held back. The general endeavoured to console and
12 8 |  escape. He made, therefore, a general appeal to all Albanian warriors,
13 9 |      sun appeared he ordered a general salvo of artillery and shouted
14 9 |    Signs and omens of a coming general insurrection appeared on
15 9 |         Ali Pacha favoured the general demoralisation; and his
16 9 |    Alexis Noutza, Ali's former general, who had forsaken him for
17 9 |   Under cover of the smoke and general confusion, Ali succeeded
18 10|     remarked on hearing of the general rising of Greece and the
19 10|        from his spies that the general's staff, counting on the "