Chapter

 1 1 |           without ever seeking to aid it, and was powerless to
 2 2 |           in Toscaria. With their aid, she made herself all powerful
 3 2 |         rendered them substantial aid in their resistance. They
 4 3 |      experience, he called in the aid of treachery. Arrived at
 5 3 |        the Cross, summoned to his aid the Christian chiefs of
 6 3 |            brought treason to his aid, and regained the advantage.
 7 4 |   advancement of his sons. By the aid of the French Ambassador,
 8 7 |           a friend to console and aid him in his vengeance, a
 9 8 |          vengeance on Ali than to aid the cause of the Greeks,
10 9 |           had done so in order to aid his father. He was curiously
11 9 |         chiefs of the Selleid, to aid Ali Pacha in his revolt
12 10| unreasonably, that those by whose aid he might triumph would some