Chapter

1 1 |        heavy expenses; thus they constantly found their revenue inadequate.
2 2 |    supervise all his actions. He constantly deluded him by fresh tricks,
3 3 |         most in vogue. But if he constantly changed both opinions and
4 7 |       which surrounded him there constantly passed the gale spectre
5 7 |       form of punishment must be constantly varied in order to produce
6 7 | therefore new tortures had to be constantly invented. Now it was a servant,
7 8 |        insults and threats. They constantly aided the Suliotes with
8 9 |          his sleepless eyes were constantly drowned in tears. He refused
9 10|           near which a match was constantly smoking, was entrusted only