Here my wanderings around Grepi ended. I tried to talk as little as possible about my dinners, overnight stays, acquaintances, without spoiling many travelers who consider them, apparently, very interesting events. The myth seems interesting to add here to my remarks about the inhabitants of the country.
Residents of Moreiskle, in general, are well-built, strong, and distinguished by expressive facial features. They are exhausted by long-term slavery, and perhaps because of this, although for the most part they are smart, they are secretive, cunning, vain, mostly tellers, liars and not reliable in society. Moreets can’t say a single word, he can’t sell any trifle without a prayer. Their disposition is lively and cheerful; they are prone to voluptuousness, eager to cheer, but they inspire little 25 dozfrenost. Because of the vividness of the imagination, in their images there is always a darkness of Figures, when compared, and they usually exaggerate their deeds and actions. Does Moreets talk about freedom? You will think that he is ready to do everything, to sacrifice everything for the frost; and on the dBaB he cares much less about her than about the primacy of his professional life. Nyntinyu The Greeks are looking for the triumph of their revolution in the revolution, and care little about political freedom. It’s hard to make a joke about this, but I’m convinced of this. They hate the Turks less than the Roman Catholics; and Lutherans are not even considered Christians, forgiving these heretics only because they reject the authority of the Pope.
The Greeks showed in full force in 1770 that their words and their boastful zeal for freedom should not be relied upon. Even Great Catherine was deceived by their stories. The deputies sent from them, first to St. Petersburg, then to Livorno, to Count Orlov, boasted and boasted that they would expel the Turks as soon as the Russian ships appeared in the Archipelago: they agreed to rise up unanimously! According to them, they didn’t need any auxiliary troops: they only asked for gunpowder, lead, and three leaders,” saying that this help was enough for them, and they were ready to lay down their heads to the last, for lies and freedom. They were shaved. Grebovavm seemed fair and easy to execute. Count Orlov sent them everything in abundance, and even sent cannons, snarls and rifles. Eklterina, who had long been seduced by the thought of the deliverance of Sin, and the installation of a new Caesar in Constantinopolis, which she had revived, relied all the more on the Greeks, since at that time the Turks did not actually have troops there at night. Their army was occupied and defeated on the Duna, and they could hardly oppose one thousand and thirty, poorly armed troops, to a million unanimously rising, as it seemed, Greeks.” On the other hand, our Fleet, having destroyed the Turkish, could freely, on the entire shores of Attica and the Seas, assist them and destroy them.