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 1 2| ingratiate himself with the new pasha, and was so successful in
 2 2|         of this to denounce the pasha as guilty of having alienated
 3 4|   calling down blessings on the pasha, who assured her a pension
 4 4|     enabled better to watch the pasha's sons, or to entice them
 5 7|        phantoms, and the guilty pasha buried his face in his hands
 6 7|      the arrest of both Ibrahim Pasha, who had already suffered
 7 7|        and devoured by it. ~The pasha despised the human race
 8 7|         the evil destiny of the pasha; and, solemnly convoking
 9 8|    viziers. Pacho Bey was named Pasha of Janina and Delvino on
10 8|         cries of "Long live Ali Pasha! Long live the restorer
11 9|      endeavoured to impede Omar Pasha, hoping still that his Skipetars
12 9|       not discourage the fierce pasha. Reduced to extremity, he
13 9|         when at length Kursheed Pasha, having crossed the Pindus
14 9|     came it about that Kursheed Pasha, Viceroy of Egypt--after