Chapter

 1 2|      more either to fear or to hope for from that side, he directed
 2 3| inimical to Ali, who could not hope to corrupt them, the latter
 3 3|    ascended the ladder full of hope. Scarcely had the trap-door
 4 4|      certain that there was no hope for the unhappy Euphrosyne,
 5 5|   knowing they had no mercy to hope for, defended themselves
 6 5|        benefits on them, but I hope shortly to repair the natural
 7 5|   tried to climb the walls, in hope of either escape or vengeance,
 8 6|  massacre, and cutting off all hope of escape from that side,
 9 7|   arrested and tortured in the hope of discovering buried treasure,
10 8| Therefore he did not place his hope or confidence in them, but
11 8|     him that he had nothing to hope for. But Ali, counting on
12 8| capital, informed him that all hope of pardon was lost. ~He
13 8|        Ali, who had nothing to hope from the clemency of the
14 9|    each cherishing the darling hope of shortly annihilating
15 9|         he yet entertained the hope of shaking the Ottoman Empire,