Chapter

 1 4 |   stifled by the thunder of the cannon, which, from the ramparts
 2 7 |      sister, and destroyed by a cannon placed six paces off, but
 3 9 |      tent out of range of Ali's cannon, he proclaimed aloud the
 4 9 |     their scorn with well-aimed cannon shots, while the rebel flotilla,
 5 9 |        They found six pieces of cannon, which the Turks, notwithstanding
 6 10|        guns against the mosque, cannon, mortars and howitzers,
 7 10|        fastened to the end of a cannon: He fell at the foot of
 8 10|         masonry, bristling with cannon, which surrounded the private
 9 10|         the ramparts, count the cannon which were on the platforms,
10 11| readiness, advanced, hauling up cannon, and a stubborn combat began.