Chapter

1 6 |        of the catastrophe, and warning him to keep good guard. ~
2 7 |      undeceived them, and gave warning of the evils which were
3 7 |    occurrence seemed, like the warning finger of Destiny, to indicate
4 8 |  Pharaoh--a figurative mode of warning him that he had nothing
5 8 |     addressed to the Epirotes, warning them to abandon the cause
6 9 | listening for any supernatural warning. Nothing disturbed the silence
7 10|      who gave Ali a remarkable warning. "Reflect," said he, "that