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 1 II  |  knit together by the daring project of Dr. Samuel Ferguson,
 2 II  |     information touching his project. He was very easily approached,
 3 III |     acquaint you with my new project.”~“He calls this his new
 4 III |        He calls this his new project!”~“I have been very busy,”
 5 III |    said the sportsman, “your project is insane! it is impossible!
 6 VI  |     the doctor conceived the project of crossing Africa through
 7 VII |    doctor, in carrying out a project known only to himself, resolved
 8 XI  |  than the Arabs, saw in this project an attack upon their religion.
 9 XXI | alarm at our fire-arms, your project might possibly succeed;
10 XLIV| accomplishment of the daring project, naturally became Dr. Ferguson’