Chapter

 1 2 |    As she lay, fainting with grief and terror, Ali made, a
 2 3 |      long given way to their grief, Ali and Chainitza read
 3 4 |    boat, he went to hide his grief and rage in his own palace. ~
 4 4 |     died in a few days. ~The grief of Chainitza at her son'
 5 4 | apparently in such depths of grief, that instead of suspecting,
 6 6 |    his feet, speechless with grief. Ali acknowledged his guilt,
 7 7 |      which expresses all the grief of the exiles, and which
 8 7 |   heard that she had died of grief and misery. Now that despair
 9 9 |     from being consumed with grief and anxiety. The sight of
10 9 |      All began to think that grief would bring Ali to the grave;
11 9 |  weighed down with years and grief, but the perfidious plots
12 10|      and was extinguished in grief when he found that a conflagration,