Chapter

 1 1|     the other. Their oppressed subjects soon found that they must
 2 1|      the money back out of his subjects. They spent their money
 3 3|      engenders corruption, and subjects are speedily tainted by
 4 4|      fruits for all alike: the subjects endured a terrible tyranny;
 5 5| degrading his more respectable subjects. Day and night these spectacles
 6 7|       the cruelty shown to his subjects, Ali replied:-- ~"You do
 7 7| sovereigns should permit their subjects to enjoy the same conveniences
 8 7|       their fears, the pacha's subjects hoped to be at peace. But
 9 7|   claimed as being heir to his subjects. A few livid and emaciated
10 9|      them as his most faithful subjects, and that henceforth he
11 9|        do justice, that of his subjects is to remain faithful, and