Chapter

 1 1 |          of the eighteenth century Turkey had been a prey to the political
 2 1 |          as in many other parts of Turkey, the dalesman was often
 3 2 |         all the pachas of Northern Turkey in Europe to instantly march
 4 2 | roumeli-valicy, supreme judge over Turkey in Europe. He was not only
 5 2 |     attributing it, as is usual in Turkey, to a fit of cerebral apoplexy.
 6 3 |           loved. In a country like Turkey, where to suspect a woman
 7 4 |     establishments in time of war, Turkey just then being at open
 8 7 |        they struck. Besides, as in Turkey it is customary for the
 9 9 |          the agitation in European Turkey, the hopes of the Christians,
10 10|        enough! two men have ruined Turkey! "He then remained silent,