Chapter

 1 2 |        nothing else but power, treasures, palaces, in short what
 2 7 |  examine the cellars where his treasures were deposited. All was
 3 7 |   natural inheritance of Ali's treasures than to attempt to seize
 4 9 |        with Ali, who, with his treasures, would merely be sent to
 5 9 |      and activity. His immense treasures were the real reason of
 6 9 |    only aim being to seize his treasures, which might be used to
 7 10|       root of the evil, and my treasures shall reward your Palikars,
 8 10|      clung passionately to his treasures. He feared also, perhaps
 9 10|   harem, his servants; and his treasures, and allowed to finish his
10 10|  articles, provisions, and the treasures which had not been sunk
11 10| carefully arranged beneath his treasures, his remaining provisions,