Chapter

 1 1|     and obtained the hand of Kamco, daughter of a bey of Conitza.
 2 2|  gave all his affection. ~If Kamco had so strong a liking for
 3 2|     the limit of my hopes." ~Kamco did not confine herself
 4 2|    of night, and carried off Kamco and her daughter Chainitza
 5 2|    with cries and tears, and Kamco added, fixing her distracted
 6 2|    had a warm reception from Kamco, whose thirst for vengeance
 7 2|      moved by the prayers of Kamco, who incessantly implored
 8 3|   For a long time his mother Kamco had suffered from an internal
 9 3| imprecations against Heaven, Kamco had commanded her children,
10 3|    who were useless to them, Kamco ended by commanding them
11 3|  vowing hatred to the son of Kamco and who had sworn most loudly
12 3|     and during thirty nights Kamco and Chainitza had endured
13 5|     the memory of his mother Kamco. ~When the shrieks of death
14 9| safety. The menacing form of Kamco had, it was said, appeared