Chapter

1 2 |         coveted sanjak. Soliman accepted the proposals, and the fratricidal
2 2 | apartment. The invitation being accepted, he concealed assassins
3 2 |     pipe-and coffee, which were accepted. But instead of putting
4 4 |       of fifty purses, which he accepted without difficulty, and
5 8 |        had a consul at Leucadia accepted by the English, who, it
6 8 |    proposal has been everywhere accepted with enthusiasm. The Suliotes
7 9 |     more he had to say. If they accepted his proposition, they were
8 9 |        these conditions are not accepted without modifications, I
9 10|       him. ~The proposition was accepted, and when Ali, having crossed