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1 2|    saw that she was his dupe, knowing that he had nothing more
2 3|      putting others to death. Knowing that he must make friends
3 4|        at Euphrosyne's house. Knowing his cruelty and avarice,
4 4| threats, and curses, but, not knowing whom to blame for her misfortune,
5 5|     and sister. The besieged, knowing they had no mercy to hope
6 6|     whole terrible truth. Not knowing in her despair which way
7 7|   drew up a new memorial, and knowing the sultan's avarice, took
8 8|       remained uncertain, not knowing what to decide. The Mirdite
9 9|     of Chamidae; so that Ali, knowing that Ismail Pacho Bey had