Chapter

 1 1 |         It naturally therefore came to pass when Sobieski, who
 2 1 |    case of the peasants labour came to a stand-still; in that
 3 2 |      the sultan's officers who came into his government, and
 4 3 |  fulfilment of his desires. He came to terms with the same Armatolians
 5 3 |       behests. ~The pilgrimage came first under consideration.
 6 4 |        brought before him. She came and prostrated herself in
 7 4 |        the scimitar of Othman, came to the throne in troublous
 8 5 |        Then the Mirdite leader came forward and threw back the
 9 7 |   blows, no matter whence they came. During these distributions,
10 7 |      to a Maltese merchant who came to display some jewels.
11 7 |        forerunner of disasters came to Ali Dacha. ~One morning
12 8 | intermediary for all those who came to demand justice on account
13 9 |        of the Five Wells. Then came a yet more overwhelming
14 9 |  attempted another attack, and came attired in the colour of
15 9 |       of his festivities. Next came a carabine given to the
16 9 |      ministers. Otherwise, how came it about that Kursheed Pasha,
17 10|  hostile shells; but when they came within hearing, he demanded