Chapter

1 1|          some chose inertia, others violence. The inhabitants of the
2 2|           maltreated him with gross violence. It was only in his youth,
3 2|         what he could not obtain by violence. The honest and straightforward
4 3|      morning. Those who had offered violence aforetime to Ali's mother
5 3|          Gifted with the hereditary violence of his family, he had, in
6 6| acknowledged his guilt, pleaded the violence of his passion, wept with
7 9|           entered, were given up to violence. Some of the more courageous