Chapter

 1 2 |     influence in collecting a formidable guerilla force, and resumed
 2 2 |      had devoted friends, and formidable foes, bent on my destruction,
 3 3 |      of struggling against so formidable a rival; and his enemy speedily
 4 3 |   happy to make peace with so formidable an adversary, demanded and
 5 4 |    daring openly to attack so formidable a vassal, the sultan sought
 6 5 |      of Ali Pacha. Grouped in formidable masses around him stood
 7 7 |      or the influence of this formidable power. Above all, she was
 8 7 |   Greek navy, beginning to be formidable, must be destroyed. With
 9 7 |     rebuild and refurnish the formidable palace of Tepelen entirely
10 8 |    other to fight against the formidable Suliotes. ~"I might say
11 10| prevailed against an enemy so formidable and a brain so fertile in