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1 IV  |        de Fontaine with mingled~curiosity and pity. The words seemed
2 V   |       and sulks; then, urged by curiosity, she recovered~herself.
3 VI  |      who was gazing with uneasy curiosity at the~fascinating stranger.
4 VI  |  everybody, and that~each one's curiosity about him had been roused.~ ~"
5 VI  |         very~adverse to general curiosity, and especially to Mademoiselle
6 VI  | Stranger" at the Villa, because curiosity never overstepped~the bounds
7 VI  |        suspicion and created by~curiosity, a light of joy shone in
8 VIII|     betrayed into a movement~of curiosity.~ ~"Yes; my sister Clara,