Chapter

 1 3|         with Kurd Pacha, Ali had endeavoured to seduce his daughter,
 2 3|        Not content with this, he endeavoured to again throw suspicion
 3 3|       self-defence a villain who endeavoured to assassinate him. He ordered
 4 3|        had loved exclusively, he endeavoured in vain to regain her affection;
 5 3|   independence he had frequently endeavoured either to purchase or to
 6 4|        increasing his power, Ali endeavoured to consolidate it permanently.
 7 5|          the utmost respect, and endeavoured even to kiss his right hand.
 8 5| contracted alarmingly. He vainly endeavoured to smile and to look as
 9 7|          was intercepted, and he endeavoured by means of his agents to
10 7|      were held back. The general endeavoured to console and to reassure
11 7|         scattering on the shore, endeavoured to collect some relics of
12 7|      ashamed of his weakness, he endeavoured to defy both the reproaches
13 7|      money; for, in terror, each endeavoured to appear generous. No means
14 9|    munitions of war. Finally, he endeavoured to establish a line of semaphores
15 9|         more courageous citizens endeavoured to defend their houses arid
16 9|         support or to warn them, endeavoured to impede Omar Pasha, hoping