Chapter

 1 2 | Argyro-Castron, who had throughout shown himself devoted to the sultan,
 2 3 |          Macchiavelli, as is amply shown in the expansion of his
 3 4 |            wild olive tree, is yet shown. ~Mouktar was returning
 4 4 |     mention one trait of gratitude shown by Ali at the end of this
 5 4 |         Thou knowest I have always shown thee favour, and the day
 6 7 |    reproached him with the cruelty shown to his subjects, Ali replied:-- ~"
 7 8 |         regard which had once been shown him changed with his fortunes.
 8 8 |    consideration which I have ever shown you. What pacha has ever
 9 10|       Letters from Ali's sons were shown to the Agas, testifying
10 10|         sixty signatures, was then shown to Ali, who was greatly