Chapter

1 3|      character and power were alike dreaded must not be admitted
2 4| brought bitter fruits for all alike: the subjects endured a
3 4|       come when the brothers, alike outraged by their father,
4 7|       children, rich and poor alike, were interrogated, beaten,
5 8| Constantinople. But both were alike useless, for no one even
6 8|    Mussulmans and Christians, alike attracted by the prospect
7 9|       Mussulman and Christian alike, all the inhabitants of
8 9|        where Greeks and Turks alike deposited their gold, jewels,