Chapter

 1 3 |         he called in the aid of treachery. Arrived at the citadel,
 2 3 |       of so much wickedness and treachery. ~Ali lost in her the guardian
 3 4 |       by famine, discouraged by treachery, were obliged to capitulate.
 4 5 |       injustice and rapine, his treachery and cruelty, with such vivid
 5 6 |        of Dodona. Dreading some treachery, he absolutely refused all
 6 6 |         distrusting equally the treachery of the father and the weakness
 7 6 | instrument of her grandfather's treachery. ~Fortune having frustrated
 8 6 |        took refuge in plots and treachery, but this time, instead
 9 7 |       convinced of the former's treachery. But the result was not
10 7 |    taken at night, owing to the treachery of a woman who admitted
11 10|      reproaching them for their treachery, but simply observed that