Chapter

 1 4 |    His guards followed at a distance, and the inhabitants of
 2 7 |    Janina at a considerable distance from each other, the one
 3 7 |   small, according to their distance from Tepelen, whither these
 4 7 |    as the Nazir was at some distance, Pacho Bey assumed the latter'
 5 9 | driven to seek shelter at a distance. ~These representations,
 6 9 |  compelled him to keep at a distance, because, being born of
 7 9 |    he perceived at a little distance an encampment which he supposed
 8 9 |     and when within hearing distance to wave a blue flag and
 9 9 |   unable, on account of the distance, either to support or to
10 10|     the Cross waving in the distance. The rebellious Greeks were