Chapter

 1 2 |        to receive it, he let it fall on the floor, where it broke
 2 3 |       to allow all the power to fall into the hands of a single
 3 7 |       by allowing the letter to fall into the hands of the chief
 4 7 | Christian nation rather than to fall under the rule of a Mohammedan
 5 7 |    whole population hastened to fall prostrate before the Virgin
 6 7 |         even as Jeremiah by the fall of Jerusalem, improvised
 7 7 |        long Ali would certainly fall a victim to them. Thus left
 8 8 |       Ottoman rule, would again fall under the sultan's sway. ~
 9 9 |       lay down their arms. ~The fall of Parga made a great impression
10 9 |         change of fortune. ~The fall of Parga was succeeded by
11 10|        only of my triumph or my fall, which will leave it considerable
12 11|     poor Basilissa; let her not fall a prey to these infamous