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1 3 |        he broke open the door. Terrified by the noise; and at the
2 4 |       Prevesa division, which, terrified by a sudden and unexpected
3 4 |      our mutual wishes." ~More terrified by dread of the pacha, from
4 5 |      the court; the prisoners, terrified, wounded, crowded one upon
5 7 |  heights overlooking the town. Terrified and despairing, the whole
6 9 |        bombs. The Suliots were terrified, until they remarked that
7 9 |   uttered a sharp cry, and his terrified horse caused disorder in
8 10|       weakened by fasting, and terrified into a renewal of devotion,
9 11| brought down several officers. Terrified, the Osmanlis forsook the