Chapter

 1 2|         of all the fruits of his crime. ~This disappointment kindled
 2 2|  perpetrator intended for a mere crime, proved a huge blunder.
 3 2|        him, as the price of this crime, his whole inheritance and
 4 2|         in the scene of an awful crime; beside the corpse of a
 5 2|        implicated Chainitza in a crime of which she had been but
 6 2|       time gained the benefit of crime and the credit of virtue. ~
 7 2|          the consummation of the crime which was for ever to draw
 8 3|        sought to turn his former crime to the success of a new
 9 3|         for his silence when the crime should have been accomplished.
10 3|        receive the reward of his crime. Ali thanked him for his
11 3| protected him from so horrible a crime. He received congratulatory
12 4|  misfortune and was now her only crime, to spare a mother whose
13 4|          pardon for some serious crime, and found no better consolation
14 6|  possibility of so disgraceful a crime. When he appeared, Zobeide
15 6|          the traces of his first crime by a second even more horrible. ~
16 6|        could bear witness to his crime, he wrote to Veli that he
17 8|           A career of successful crime had established Ali's rule