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 1 2 |        one thought of personal interest. In 1814,~when the rector
 2 2 |   thought I served a king from interest," said the old man.~"Besides,
 3 2 |     There was but one personal interest mingled with these most~
 4 4 |       it is, is not lacking in interest. The cupidity~natural to
 5 4 |     boston being games of more interest than /mouche/. The baroness,
 6 5 |      great wealth, took enough interest in Calyste to wish to find
 7 6 |   excited comparatively little interest. Her~Parisian fame did not
 8 9 |       upon him, less by way of interest in him than~for the gratification
 9 10|      such dangerous lists; you interest me; were it~not for the
10 10|        you can take a maternal interest in him," he said,~with a
11 12|        and~would very slightly interest the admirers of strong emotions,
12 15|        gives the homage of its interest to real~feelings only. Beatrix
13 20|      demeanor, gave a horrible interest to mere nothings,~to observations
14 22|    replied that at the rate of interest in the Funds three~hundred
15 23| ridicule, by an affectation of interest in the cause~of Poland,
16 25|      stopping short, "in whose~interest shall I be working?"~ ~"
17 25|       by some secret and alien interest~in one of the partners.