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1 1 |             and a man's chances of making a good match were greatly
2 2 |         troops, and without openly making common cause with the insurgents,
3 2 |        obviate it. He succeeded in making a match between Ali of Argyro-Castron,
4 2 |         his prowess to all comers, making presents to the sultan's
5 3 |            possession of which, by making him master of Epirus, would
6 3 |      disturbance they succeeded in making. Each lived retired as if
7 4 | predicament. He spent some days in making plans which were given up
8 7 |            they might appear to be making great sacrifices, so that
9 10|            a pistol from his belt, making as if to turn it towards