Chapter

1 2|      rendered him suspected at a court whose sole political idea
2 2|         every morning to pay his court to the pacha, whose confidence
3 2|          his credit increased at court, order was reestablished
4 3| emissaries of All, with whom the court of Berat was packed, and
5 4| shoulders, then beaten round the court of the seraglio for the
6 4|       Justice. As he entered the court, the Greek, who had just
7 5|   Terrible cries echoed from the court; the prisoners, terrified,
8 5|          the roads driven to the court by peasants under the guidance
9 8|       had become attached to the court party, less for the sake