Chapter

1 2 | pacha, attributing it, as is usual in Turkey, to a fit of cerebral
2 3 |     everywhere. Ali then, as usual, brought treason to his
3 5 |      opportunity resumed his usual mode of life. ~The occasion
4 6 |  Arms having failed, Ali, as usual, took refuge in plots and
5 7 | would sacrifice him with the usual Turkish indifference, fled
6 8 |     But Ali, counting on his usual luck, persisted in imagining
7 10|   this occasion manifest his usual delight on having gained
8 10|     ceremony, and, after the usual compliments had been exchanged,