Chapter

 1 I   |        gratify private motives of~curiosity, though never was curiosity
 2 I   |       curiosity, though never was curiosity more hopeless. This final~
 3 I   |        excited than the General's curiosity at that~moment. There are
 4 V   | unwittingly the~object of general curiosity, better deserved attention
 5 VI  |        the Duchesse de Langeais's curiosity was no~less lively than
 6 VI  |         If the~Duchess showed any curiosity, it was by her glances;
 7 VII |         behaviour had excited her curiosity to such~a pitch that she
 8 VIII|      resolving' to have it.~ ~For curiosity's sake, I should be delighted
 9 VIII|          ominous light roused her curiosity; she fancied she could~distinguish
10 VIII|          to gratify a more ardent curiosity.~ ~"Monsieur, if it is not
11 IX  |       fail to understand that the~curiosity of love might have carried