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1 1 |        himself impregnable in his citadel of Saint-Jean-d'Acre, or
2 3 |         treachery. Arrived at the citadel, he negotiated, promised
3 6 |            who had garrisoned the citadel, and the French grenadiers
4 7 |    However, a few days later, the citadel was taken at night, owing
5 7 |         ancient guardian of their citadel. A mysterious voice, proceeding
6 9 |       rebel pacha, shut up in his citadel with seventy-two warriors,
7 9 |        should give up to them the citadel of Kiapha, which was still
8 10|        the same footing as in his citadel, even to his guardian with
9 11| hesitatingly, that on leaving the citadel he had charged Selim to