Chapter

1 1 |         and then set fire to the four corners. "See," said he
2 2 |         of his levying a body of four thousand men to clear the
3 3 |  considered as the lowest of the four tribes composing the race
4 6 | directions, leaving on the field four "bimbashis," or captains
5 9 |           These places contained four hundred and twenty cannons
6 9 |        feet the united forces of four great provinces of the Ottoman
7 10|    appeared to have seduced also four hundred Skipetars who made
8 11|        kiosk from all sides, and four of his guards fell dead