Chapter

 1 1 |          no other law than their master's pleasure, so there, was
 2 1 |       his father's sole heir and master of Tepelen. Arrived at the
 3 2 |          he had not made himself master of Tepelen to limit himself
 4 3 |          of which, by making him master of Epirus, would enable
 5 3 |           Ali's first care, once master of Janina, was to annihilate
 6 4 |        the anger of our dreadful master. My mother is a poor woman
 7 4 | compromises me in the eyes of my master the sultan and of all good
 8 4 |         Speak, am I not thy good master? Thou wilt be sure of my
 9 4 |        seal?"--"It is that of my master, Ali Pacha."--"How does
10 4 |     abusing the confidence of my master, who occasionally allowed
11 7 |    Ismail should not escape. The master and the instrument disguised
12 9 |    himself would conduct it. His master of the horse brought him
13 10|        would some day become his master. He long deceived himself
14 10|          he owed his life to the master who now only repaid his
15 10|        responded by pressing his master's hand fervently to his
16 10|       among those whose absolute master I have been? Thus, whichever
17 11|          honours to their former master. ~Never was seen greater