Chapter

 1 2 |          persecutions on such as remained hostile to her. ~But the
 2 2 | ambitious man might perhaps have remained satisfied with such a result.
 3 3 |          surrounded by evil, yet remained virtuous and good. ~Her
 4 5 |          of thunder. ~The guards remained motionless in surprise and
 5 5 |          guards on beholding him remained stupefied and motionless,
 6 6 |          and the unhappy Zobeide remained in ignorance of her misfortune
 7 7 |          Christian Europe, which remained deaf to their cries. In
 8 7 |      could during the time which remained to him, and for no possible
 9 7 |         and suffering, the other remained on the ground with a broken
10 8 |         adhesion. A great number remained uncertain, not knowing what
11 9 |     instability of his promises, remained deaf to his invitations.
12 9 |    flames was the gallows, which remained standing in the midst of
13 9 |         of night. Morco Botzaris remained with three hundred and twenty
14 10|          ruined Turkey! "He then remained silent, and vouchsafed no
15 10|    palace of Libokovo, where she remained undisturbed until her death.
16 11|        displayed before them. It remained exposed to view in the house