Chapter

 1 1|          in that of the hill folk open war broke out. The grasping
 2 2|   speaking, he had long practised open pillage. His plundering
 3 3|          to risk his forces in an open battle with a warlike population,
 4 3| admittance, in his anger he broke open the door. Terrified by the
 5 4|         Turkey just then being at open war with England. He also
 6 5|           to cry for mercy in the open streets, and their chiefs,
 7 5|          in was square enclosure, open to the sky, and intended
 8 7|           to the graveyards, tore open the tombs, and collected
 9 8|          you would see them throw open the gates of Epirus to the
10 9|      sacred vestments were broken open, so were the tombs of the
11 9|          and prepared to burst it open, when lo! it opened of itself,
12 9|        was engraved these words, "Open carefully." The paper contained