Chapter

1 2 |      boldness and still greater confidence the work of his elevation,
2 2 |    insinuating himself into his confidence, that he was received into
3 2 |       court to the pacha, whose confidence he doubted; then, one day,
4 3 |     insinuated himself into his confidence, became his trusted physician
5 4 |        of my chief, abusing the confidence of my master, who occasionally
6 8 |       did not place his hope or confidence in them, but in the adventurers
7 8 |      see manifest proofs of the confidence and consideration which
8 9 |       those who have abused his confidence. With this object I offer--
9 10| succeeded in inspiring him with confidence. ~Whilst awaiting the arrival