Chapter

1 2 |     s subtle character, was deceived by it. When he saw that
2 3 |     annihilated the nobles, deceived the multitude with plausible
3 4 | skilfully that everyone was deceived by his apparent resignation,
4 4 |    at Janina. Pacho was not deceived, and showed his resentment
5 7 |     however, was not easily deceived, and at once guessing that
6 10|    he perceived he had been deceived by Ali's seeming apathy,
7 10|  become his master. He long deceived himself with the idea that
8 10|    deceiver more completely deceived. His security was so great