Chapter

1 1 |         actions were merely the natural outcome of his character
2 1 |    revenue inadequate. The most natural means of raising it which
3 3 | conquest. It was an old custom, natural to the warlike habits of
4 3 | succeeded in divining, and as a natural consequence of his active
5 5 |      hope shortly to repair the natural results of our melancholy
6 7 |    appeared easier to await the natural inheritance of Ali's treasures
7 10|          Beneath was an immense natural cave, in which he had stored
8 10|       Divan, but that as it was natural an outlawed man should be