Chapter

 1 1 |      that of Djezzar Pacha, who refused to pay tribute because he
 2 3 |   knocked and called, but being refused admittance, in his anger
 3 6 |        treachery, he absolutely refused all entreaties to enter
 4 6 |        dying, for having boldly refused a sacrilegious simony proposed
 5 8 |     bore him no enmity until he refused to help them to freedom,
 6 8 |       Mirdite chief, he who had refused to slaughter the Kardikiotes,
 7 9 |         plunder and debauchery, refused to return to the castle,
 8 9 | constantly drowned in tears. He refused his food, and sat for seven
 9 9 |       protestations he at first refused any credit, represented
10 10|      him for the Imperial camp, refused to accept the Ottoman ultimatum.
11 10|        had for some months past refused to pay his defenders. He
12 10|    apostasy of her lover; if he refused to deny his God, he shared
13 10|    perish at the stake. Caretto refused to renounce his religion,