Chapter

 1 3|  death appeared, the poisoner fled, aided by the emissaries
 2 4| sudden and unexpected attack, fled in disorder to a Greek convent
 3 4|     of his terrible rival. He fled the city that same night,
 4 4|    all the villages he passed fled at his approach. He paid
 5 6|   with so much fury that they fled in all directions, leaving
 6 7|      latter, guessing a trap, fled promptly, and for some time
 7 7|   usual Turkish indifference, fled in the opposite direction.
 8 8|       had seized, and who had fled with his family to escape
 9 9|    escaped. But these had not fled many leagues before they
10 9|   uttered a terrible cry, and fled in all directions. Those
11 9|    and her would-be murderers fled terror. ~Shortly after the
12 9|  outpost were slain, the rest fled. A cry of "To arms" was