Chapter

1 2 |    numerous body of Albanians ready for any enterprise, and
2 4 |     Fortune, seemingly always ready both to crown Ali's crimes
3 4 |     come to thee from him. Be ready, then, to do as I tell thee,
4 5 |        Speak," said he; "I am ready to listen to your demands
5 8 |   Pacho Bey, a single soldier ready to march on Albania. Ramadan,
6 9 |      was, said his messenger, ready to consider favourably any
7 10|  consisting of fifty men, all ready to bury themselves under
8 10|    kiss, inquiring if he were ready to die, to which he only
9 10| danger, imagined deadly mines ready to be fired everywhere,