Chapter

 1 1 |          of Czerni-Georges, which raised Servia to the position of
 2 2 |      emissary of Russia, had just raised in Albania the standard
 3 3 |         herself at Ali's feet. He raised her, seated her beside him,
 4 4 |       feet, overcome with joy, he raised her and asked her name. ~"
 5 4 | prostrated herself in terror. Ali raised her kindly. ~"Dost thou
 6 5 |         seating himself on a dais raised above this base crowd which
 7 6 |    reflected how the storm he had raised could best be laid, he was
 8 7 |           by phantoms; only hands raised to heaven and brows bent
 9 9 |           sometimes in a carriage raised into a kind of platform,
10 9 |      Janina and Delvino, and then raised the tails, emblem of his
11 9 |      intrenchments which had been raised in the midst of the ruins
12 9 |            A cry of "To arms" was raised, and the standard of the
13 9 |          the sultan, since he has raised the arm of his anger against
14 11|           with a wooden structure raised upon pillars, like the open-air
15 11|     intervals. The portcullis was raised to admit the procession,