Chapter

 1 4|       in Janina a woman named Euphrosyne, a niece of the archbishop,
 2 4|       his palace. The unhappy Euphrosyne, at once guessing his object,
 3 4|  wives complained to Ali that Euphrosyne usurped their rights and
 4 4| accompanied by his guards, at Euphrosyne's house. Knowing his cruelty
 5 4|      which you have stolen?" ~Euphrosyne besought him by his paternal
 6 4|       no hope for the unhappy Euphrosyne, one trusted that she might
 7 4|    where they were to perish. Euphrosyne, too exhausted to endure
 8 4|  these events. He opened it. "Euphrosyne!" he cried, and, seizing
 9 4|      fell dead at his feet,--"Euphrosyne, behold thy first victim!"
10 4|       lake which had engulfed Euphrosyne, and then, taking a boat,
11 8|      uncle of the unfortunate Euphrosyne, who had been dragged thither