Chapter

 1 4 |           if he had just received pardon for some serious crime,
 2 4 |           have given him hopes of pardon on condition of full confession.
 3 5 |         assurances of the pacha's pardon and friendship. ~The Kardikiotes
 4 5 |          to grant them a generous pardon. ~Ali for some time silently
 5 5 |          place of mercy, words of pardon were on his lips, when a
 6 8 |        having many times obtained pardon for his crimes, was now
 7 8 |     informed him that all hope of pardon was lost. ~He ordered his
 8 9 |         allow them to ask for the pardon of the criminal whom he
 9 9 |         will, however, grant your pardon, unworthy though you are.
10 9 |        Having humbly implored his pardon, I fear not to invoke his
11 10| Metzo-Abbas by name, who obtained pardon for himself and fifty followers,
12 10|       hear my last resolve. Let a pardon, sealed by the sultan's
13 10| enterprise; when Ali's demand for pardon occurred to him. Without
14 10|   petition to the Divan for Ali's pardon. ~This deed, formally executed,
15 10|         in return he consented to pardon, and the letters he received
16 10|          arrival of the firman of pardon which Ali was reassured
17 11|           might have procured the pardon of his family had not Fate