Chapter

 1 2 |         from them, it is yours. Success justifies everything, and
 2 2 |        used to declare that his success was entirely his mother'
 3 2 | brother-in-law afforded an easy success to his perfidy. He began
 4 3 |   participate in the joy of his success Ali gave his army a splendid
 5 3 |         his former crime to the success of a new one. Anonymous
 6 4 |         crown Ali's crimes with success and to fulfil his wishes,
 7 4 |       to wish him good luck and success. Thy wishes were heard,
 8 4 |    withdraw." ~Uneasy as to the success of his intrigue, Ali was
 9 6 |         publicly proclaimed his success. His joy was redoubled when
10 9 |         Turks, continuing their success, laid siege to Parga, which
11 10|      delight on having gained a success. As soon as he was alone
12 10|       giving him great hopes of success. ~Nevertheless, time passed