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 1 5 |    beneath it. Piqued with a curiosity that often comes to a pure
 2 6 |    time roused to diabolical curiosity; its whole~talk was of the
 3 6 |   from Guerande. This public~curiosity brought in an enormous sum
 4 11|     bed that night piqued by curiosity, floating~between jealousy
 5 12|     the~table. An invincible curiosity compelled the anxious mother
 6 14| handsome ladies excited much curiosity among the~female salt-carriers;
 7 14|      This~bush, the greatest curiosity of Croisic, where trees
 8 14|      an expression of savage curiosity; he saw the position in~
 9 18|    our eyes shining with the curiosity of~Eve. What a root of bitterness
10 25|      stirred the fibres of a curiosity she did not know she~possessed.