Chapter

 1 1 |     century Turkey had been a prey to the political gangrene
 2 1 |    the dalesman was often the prey of the mountaineer. It was
 3 2 |  which I was to spring on the prey which I devoured mentally.
 4 2 |       to Delvino to seize the prey which was abandoned to him. ~
 5 8 |    was plunged, and he fell a prey to the most lively anxiety.
 6 8 |       overtures, Ali became a prey to terrible anxiety. As
 7 9 |     and the cries of birds of prey. Arrived on the platform
 8 10|       men might also become a prey to discouragement, and might
 9 11| Basilissa; let her not fall a prey to these infamous wretches." ~
10 11|    was not quite such an easy prey. The kapidgi-bachi who dared