Chapter

 1 1 |     against village, often even house against house; sometimes
 2 1 |        often even house against house; sometimes rebelling against
 3 1 |        and drove him out of the house. The latter, forced to leave
 4 1 |     himself before the paternal house, in which his brothers,
 5 4 |         guards, at Euphrosyne's house. Knowing his cruelty and
 6 4 |    didst hide him in thy humble house, and dressed his wounds,
 7 4 |   children shall be as mine, my house shall be thy home, and in
 8 7 |        of Allah deprived of his house, and no longer possessing
 9 9 |      was situated Ali's country house, and of the post of the
10 11| remained exposed to view in the house of the Mussulman Veli Aga