Chapter

 1 4 |       of all good Mahommedans. May Allah grant me the means
 2 4 |      anyone, in order that all may be accomplished according
 3 4 |       town, in order that they may hear the guilty man's deposition,
 4 4 |        that the light of truth may purify their minds?" ~The
 5 4 | waiting to hear your decision. May all enemies of our glorious
 6 6 |       his troops were beaten. "May your misfortune be upon
 7 6 |    Parga, Parga!" cried Ali. ~"May Allah grant the pacha long
 8 7 |        the territory which, by May 10th, must be abandoned
 9 7 |   sunset on the following day, May 9, 1819, the English standard
10 7 |     necessary in this case. He may appear at any moment, and
11 8 |   order to justify himself. As may be supposed, submission
12 8 |  insurrection, and occurred in May 1820, extending from Mount
13 8 |      is true, but this feeling may change. It is only necessary
14 9 | Chapter 9~ ~     Yet next day, May 24th, 1820, Ali addressed
15 9 |   sacks filled with gold; they may recompense you for the losses
16 9 |       that; but your mountains may yet at my command become
17 10|        find listening at doors may become uncomfortable. I