Chapter

1 1 |    to reform, Veli could not entirely give up his old habits.
2 2 | declare that his success was entirely his mother's work. "I owe
3 3 |    circumstances, always and entirely logical in his egotism,
4 3 |      of the province not yet entirely ruined were compelled to
5 3 |     separated herself almost entirely from her blood-stained husband,
6 4 |   appearance of sunshine was entirely deceptive, and that Selim
7 7 | formidable palace of Tepelen entirely at the public expense. Ali
8 9 |      pachas, who were almost entirely annihilated in one day by
9 10|    in happier days, had been entirely refurnished, and it was