Chapter

 1 2 |       and without openly making common cause with the insurgents,
 2 2 |        cause to fear, soon made common cause under the new one,
 3 2 |   cupboards without shelves, so common in the East, which contain
 4 4 |     latter's downfall, and made common cause with his enemies,
 5 5 |         a month's blockade, the common people, having no food for
 6 8 |     combating the Osmanlis, our common enemies. ~"As to the avarice
 7 8 |    obtained from the Turks, our common enemies: it is yours. I
 8 9 | contempt, they resolved to make common cause with Ali. They hesitated
 9 9 |    revealed the secret of their common shame, could only be met
10 10|       your Palikars against our common enemy, Kursheed. I desire