Chapter

 1 2|   lose it. Remember that the property of others is only theirs
 2 2|       He sequestered all the property of his predecessor, as confiscated
 3 3|     of legitimately acquired property duly sold for the purpose.
 4 3|     correct thing in a small property of about fifteen hundred
 5 3|     the tyrant, seeing their property daily ravaged, and impending
 6 3|     to respect the lives and property of his new allies. Ali promised
 7 3|       were sent to seize the property of the two brothers, because,
 8 4| These things are only my own property, which you restore," said
 9 4|   easily of the considerable property which he possessed at Janina.
10 5|   and retain their lives and property. On these conditions a quarter
11 7| territory, including private property and church furniture. It
12 7| treaty all become Mahommedan property. The English had sold everything,
13 7|    the last remains of their property in order to save their lives. ~
14 8|  Parga lands, now become his property. His palace of Tepelen had
15 8| protect themselves and their property against the bands of brigands
16 9|  saving themselves and their property from the ruin from which