Chapter

 1 1 |    empire might be divided into three classes--those who were
 2 1 |       Christians. ~Mouktar left three sons, two of whom, Salik
 3 3 |       to reign supreme over the three divisions of Albania. ~But
 4 5 |     very numerous suite. ~After three days' journey, he stopped
 5 6 |      secret of a powder whereof three grains would suffice to
 6 8 |        gules, a lion, embracing three cubs, emblematic of the
 7 8 |       by a daring blow. He sent three Albanians to Constantinople
 8 8 |        closed the book and spat three times into his bosom. He
 9 9 |    ecclesiastical thunders that three fortresses could be reduced,
10 9 | proposition, they were to light three fires as a signal. ~The
11 9 |    Morco Botzaris remained with three hundred and twenty men,
12 10|    their intrenchments, leaving three hundred dead at the foot
13 10|         things lasted mare than three weeks, when it became known
14 10|         at least receive two or three hundred Palikars into the
15 10|        reached only by means of three doors, the secret of which
16 11|       rose to receive it, bowed three times before it, and respectfully
17 11|         sultan, was escorted by three hundred Turkish soldiers.