Chapter

 1 1 |           plains of Poitiers, had set bounds to the wave of Mussulman
 2 1 |    caprice. They had therefore to set quickly to work; the post
 3 1 |          were inside it, and then set fire to the four corners. "
 4 2 |      obstinate as intractable, he set at defiance all efforts
 5 2 |         way, for my own safety. I set about a plan for destroying
 6 2 |         for my foes to tremble. I set to work at the head of my
 7 3 |        was settled, the miscreant set out for Berat, and was immediately
 8 3 |      before entering the hall now set apart for public audience.
 9 4 |    nothing but bloodshed; at once set his spies to work, and having
10 4 | discovered the abode of the gang, set out for the place attended
11 5 | announcement of this marriage Ali set on foot a sort of saturnalia,
12 7 |          if the infidels dared to set foot in the town before
13 7 |         an end to uncertainty, he set his hand to the work. ~At
14 8 |     decree of the Grand Mufti. It set forth that Ali Tepelen,
15 8 |        acclamations. The sail was set to a favourable breeze,
16 9 |           himself. ~While he thus set his own affairs in order,
17 10|         everything which could be set on fire, reserving only
18 11|      himself riddled with wounds, set fire to the powder magazine,