Book,  Chapter

1       II,  XV |          confided to the count a project which, wild as it was, could
2       II,  XV |         in their friendship.~The project was the annexation of Ceuta
3       II,  XV |       Zoof, who entered into the project with the greatest zest,
4       II,  XV |    suspicion of his disappointed project.~“May I be allowed to ask,
5       II,  XVI|          subject of his personal project, did not conceal the fact
6       II,  XVI| accomplished,” he repeated. “The project may appear extravagant,
7       II,  XVI|    lieutenant, I understand your project. The scheme seems tenable;