Chapter

 1 2 |    beheaded. ~Ali's schemes had succeeded, but both his ambition and
 2 2 |         means to obviate it. He succeeded in making a match between
 3 3 |      where he had left them. He succeeded in acquiring the pachalik
 4 3 |    Grand Seigneur on whomsoever succeeded in controlling them, and
 5 3 |         to the disturbance they succeeded in making. Each lived retired
 6 3 | powerful opponents. His tactics succeeded, and the very persons who
 7 3 |      great names of Europe, had succeeded in divining, and as a natural
 8 4 |        the Emperor Napoleon, he succeeded in getting the pachalik
 9 4 |    deposition of Selim, who was succeeded by his nephew Mustapha.
10 5 |      and night these spectacles succeeded each other with increasing
11 6 |        a doctor to Zobeide; who succeeded in causing a miscarriage,
12 6 |     wounded. ~The pacha's fleet succeeded no better than his army.
13 8 |         Suleyman Pacha, who had succeeded Veli in the government of
14 9 |           The fall of Parga was succeeded by that of Arta of Mongliana,
15 9 |      and general confusion, Ali succeeded in withdrawing his men to
16 9 |       public mind, how they had succeeded in offending the Armatolis,
17 10|        to this officer, who had succeeded in inspiring him with confidence. ~
18 11|          and driving them back, succeeded in barricading himself in