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1 2 |          of Kormovo and Kardiki, fearing lest this terrible woman,
2 2 | persisted, to denounce him. Ali, fearing the consequences if she
3 7 |   pressed to their bosoms, as if fearing to be deprived of them.
4 7 |     towards Drama; while Ismail, fearing that the Nazir, who had
5 9 |         the Skipetars, no longer fearing the curse, pursued them
6 10|        enemy. But the besiegers, fearing a trap, advanced very slowly;
7 11|         rest might be concealed. Fearing a similar fate, Basilissa