Chapter

 1 1 |          have understood themselves better or been on better terms
 2 1 |        themselves better or been on better terms with the orbit of
 3 1 |     shoulder. When they had nothing better to do, they tilled their
 4 2 |             harem! The distaff is a better weapon for you than the
 5 2 |     district of Buthrotum. Selim, a better neighbour and an abler politician
 6 4 |         serious crime, and found no better consolation than to spend
 7 4 |            whether by being enabled better to watch the pasha's sons,
 8 5 |            a neighbouring hill, the better to enjoy the spectacle.
 9 6 |          pacha's fleet succeeded no better than his army. Issuing from
10 7 |           to his fate, in order the better to conceal the new plot
11 8 | kapidgi-bachi, as a commencement of better things. About this time
12 10|             and had the sultan been better advised, he would have pardoned