Chapter

1 1 |  destitution and revolt were equally beyond their power to cope
2 2 | Republic. This wise conduct, equally advantageous for both the
3 6 |       Pacho Bey, distrusting equally the treachery of the father
4 9 |      inheritance, which both equally coveted. Ali had brought
5 9 |        The town presented an equally terrible spectacle; neither
6 10|     point, his foresight was equally at fault with regard to
7 10|     Pliaga, whom he detested equally, and this exercise of authority,