Chapter

 1 2 |          and, exulting in their supposed victory, had drowned their
 2 3 |        to himself, and took the supposed runaway into his service.
 3 5 |         illegitimate son he was supposed to be, advanced at the head
 4 6 |         a right to enter, being supposed responsible for the conduct
 5 8 |      justify himself. As may be supposed, submission to such an order
 6 9 |       his cannons, which it was supposed might be rendered harmless
 7 9 | distance an encampment which he supposed to be that of the Suliots.
 8 10|  reports spread by himself, was supposed to be ill, weakened by fasting,
 9 11|     approached to listen to the supposed conflict between the good
10 11|     banishment, had it not been supposed that their riches were great.