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1 2 |    audience, Soliman, taking advantage of a moment when he was
2 2 |   often interrupted. He took advantage of his increasing influence
3 2 |   the pacha's error, and the advantage which he himself could derive
4 2 | Reloda. Ali immediately took advantage of this to denounce the
5 2 | Seigneur. The new pacha took advantage of this to enlist a numerous
6 3 |    his aid, and regained the advantage. It became evident that,
7 8 |    him to turn it to his own advantage. "The Greeks in arms," said
8 10|     Seraskier's bribes, took advantage of the fact that the time