Chapter

 1 2 |      a multitude of Christian chiefs who exercised more power
 2 3 |      to his aid the Christian chiefs of the mountains, who descended
 3 5 |       open streets, and their chiefs, intimidated by the general
 4 5 | troops. ~One of the principal chiefs, Saleh Bey, and his wife,
 5 8 |  Grand Divan, composed of the chiefs of both sects, Mussulmans
 6 8 |     liberty!" uttered by some chiefs of adventurers and brigands. ~
 7 9 | sought to discern the hostile chiefs; but he called and defied
 8 9 |  trouble than these imprudent chiefs had taken to estrange them.
 9 9 |       advised the Polemarchs, chiefs of the Selleid, to aid Ali
10 10|       He corrupted one of the chiefs of the garrison, Metzo-Abbas
11 10|   regarded as my brother, his chiefs, those who have betrayed