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1 1 | not pass, that the Osmanli warlike instincts recoiled upon
2 1 | wealthy man and chief of a warlike band. Judging that the moment
3 3 | old custom, natural to the warlike habits of the Turks, to
4 3 |   in an open battle with a warlike population, and preferring
5 3 | maintained a large body of warlike and devoted troops, he united
6 9 | which is celebrated in the warlike songs of the Klephts of
7 11|  mourning than that of the warlike Epirotes. During the whole