Chapter

 1 IV  |  others,~who found it to their interest to push principles to their~
 2 VI  |        a ruined man. He had no~interest, and wished for none. He
 3 VI  |     had so ordered it that her~interest in the man before her had
 4 VI  |    delightful presage of a new interest~in her life? And never was
 5 VI  |      in whom I~felt but slight interest, I should have closed my
 6 VI  |     confidence which seemed to interest her~deeply, and said--~ ~"
 7 VI  | promised her amusement, and an~interest in her empty life. So she
 8 VIII|      am delighted to put a new interest into your life,"~interrupted
 9 IX  |       miss him. I took a great interest in him, and~promised to
10 IX  |    manifested a most indulgent interest in Mme de Langeais. Some~