Chapter

 1 9 |         and drove them towards the camp, where slavery awaited them.
 2 9 |         his own troops, now in the camp of Pacho Bey, the fear of
 3 9 |        ruined their country. Their camp, which for a long time had
 4 9 |          and they left the Ottoman camp at dead of night. Morco
 5 9 |           Cross floated before the camp of the infidels. ~Signs
 6 9 |          January 26, to attack the camp of Pacho Bey early in the
 7 9 |   artillery against the intrenched camp, decided Ali's men on attacking
 8 9 |         and the prince entered the camp, where he and his escort
 9 9 |            attacking the fortified camp. Here the Seraskier Ismail
10 9 |           attacking the intrenched camp found themselves taken between
11 10|        immediately in the Imperial camp, caused there much dejection. ~
12 10|          was relaxed in Kursheed's camp, and Ali profited thereby
13 10|            by him for the Imperial camp, refused to accept the Ottoman
14 10|            arrived at the Imperial camp. Every night these Skipetars
15 10|            into the midst of their camp. ~Although reduced to the
16 10|        broken arm, to the opposite camp. He had become nearly blind
17 10|         had barely returned to the camp when Kursheed sent orders
18 10|          clamoured to break up the camp. Thus Ali and his fifty
19 11| field-glass, surveyed by turns the camp, the castles of Janina,