Chapter

1 2 |       by every means. He never struck for the mere pleasure of
2 3 |   burning log from the hearth, struck his nephew in the face with
3 4 |       they squandered, at once struck a blow which was both to
4 5 |      no exit, until they fell, struck down by bullets. Some tried
5 7 |      from the man at whom they struck. Besides, as in Turkey it
6 8 |    against Ali, whose name was struck out of the list of viziers.
7 9 |       their rule in Greece had struck. Ali Pacha favoured the
8 11| multitude. The sultan himself, struck with the beauty of Mehemet