Chapter

 1 1 |        labours on those who no longer triumphed in war; they would
 2 2 |       by thy scimitar, will no longer exist to bear witness to
 3 4 |     gentle prayer of Christ no longer wakes the echoes of Suli. ~
 4 7 |  deprived of his house, and no longer possessing anything in his
 5 7 | friends, saying that he was no longer sufficiently wealthy to
 6 8 |     years, could not live much longer, and it was hoped that,
 7 8 |   which he thought he could no longer escape. He made, therefore,
 8 9 |      that his authority was no longer paramount, and he began
 9 9 |      whither the Skipetars, no longer fearing the curse, pursued
10 10|      of Janina dragged on much longer. He seized the island in
11 10|    disastrous epidemic, and no longer equal to the necessary labour
12 10|       should see here would no longer be fitting for me to behold." ~
13 10|       of it, that there was no longer any quarrel between himself
14 11|    that all his skill could no longer fight against Destiny, he
15 11|    fell dead beside him. He no longer knew which way to turn,