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 1 2 |           was obliged to lead, and passed into Thessaly, where, following
 2 4 | inhabitants of all the villages he passed fled at his approach. He
 3 5 |         recently by wickness. What passed in the long interview they
 4 5 |       having heard nothing of what passed outside, were astonished
 5 7 |       appointed hour. The next day passed in mournful silence, quiet
 6 7 |            seventy-eight years had passed over his head, and old age
 7 7 |    surrounded him there constantly passed the gale spectre of Emineh,
 8 9 |      dressed as if for a fete-day, passed slowly before the Turks,
 9 10|       smallest details of all that passed. ~He learned from his spies
10 10|           the Vizier of Janina had passed far beyond the point he
11 10|            fortress they defended, passed over to the enemy. Henceforth
12 10|            as though the storm had passed away. The following night,
13 10|          chests of money. Two days passed without his thinking of
14 10|       success. ~Nevertheless, time passed on, and neither the Seraskier