Chapter

 1 2 |   number of friendly disposed persons. In this manner he soon
 2 2 |      fell on beys and wealthy persons whom he wished to plunder.
 3 3 |       succeeded, and the very persons who had been foremost in
 4 3 |    allied to Ibrahim were two persons gifted with great firmness
 5 3 |   drunken fury, slain several persons, among others his sword-bearer,
 6 4 | roused the suspicions of many persons. But the public voice, already
 7 7 | richer and more distinguished persons could not, without appearing
 8 8 |  flattery, even from literary persons. At Vienna a poem was pointed
 9 9 |        Of the thirty thousand persons who inhabited Janina a few
10 10|  himself by, greeting curious persons and new-comers after a fashion
11 10| keeper of the seals and other persons of quality. Ali received