Chapter

1 2 |      hunting, for a siesta in a neighbouring wood. A confidential servant
2 5 |   ordered them to assemble in a neighbouring caravanserai, where he wished
3 5 |       his horse to the top of a neighbouring hill, the better to enjoy
4 7 |      pavement in Janina and the neighbouring towns, with the result that
5 8 |        of Epirus, while all the neighbouring pashas received orders to
6 10|       was the harem, and in the neighbouring mosque was quartered his
7 11| population of that town and the neighbouring hamlets assembled to meet