Chapter

 1 2 |  families of Zapouria. But, far from being discouraged,
 2 8 |   to the Ottoman Empire. As far back as 1808, the Hydriotes
 3 9 |   who valued its possession far above its real importance.
 4 9 |  slope of Mount Paktoras as far as the village of Besdoune,
 5 9 |     fifteen hundred men, as far as a large plateau on which
 6 9 |   hail of stones and debris far and wide. Under cover of
 7 9 |     had doubtless been very far from being estimated at
 8 9 |   would value such a result far more highly than the glory
 9 10| Vizier of Janina had passed far beyond the point he intended,
10 10|   But so simple an idea was far beyond the united intellect
11 10|    himself had provoked, so far as to see that in this struggle
12 10|     fortress. As the reason far this step could not be concealed,