Chapter

1 I  |   mission to gratify private motives of~curiosity, though never
2 II |   man may have~any number of motives for burying himself in a
3 VI |    Indeed, but for a~host of motives of this kind, how explain
4 VII| reproach him~with detestable motives, he felt something like
5 VII|      in all his~thoughts and motives, in the answers which he
6 X  | dismay all Europe, while the motives of the crime remained~unknown;