Chapter

 1 1 |          he was both the guiding influence, and the end and object.
 2 2 |         employed his fortune and influence in collecting a formidable
 3 2 |          high position and great influence. ~It seemed as if this marriage
 4 2 |      advantage of his increasing influence to ingratiate himself with
 5 2 |          speedily acquired great influence. ~His first act of authority
 6 3 |    without having to dread their influence. While thus endeavouring
 7 3 |         position gave them great influence. They were his wife Zaidee,
 8 3 |          of being jealous of the influence which Sepher Pacha had exercised
 9 3 |           over whom he had great influence, and from whom nothing could
10 3 |         could counterbalance his influence over the weak Ibrahim of
11 6 |          both from character and influence, Ali feared to attack him
12 7 |    either the possessions or the influence of this formidable power.
13 8 |       silently undermining Ali's influence; had established himself
14 8 |        resolved to profit by his influence to carry out their plans
15 9 | messenger to Kursheed, hoping to influence him in his favour. Ismail,
16 9 |          thus to escape the evil influence. A superstitious terror
17 10|         followers, but under the influence of a sort of polite modesty