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 1 II  |     conscientiously; he took an interest in it. The count, coming~
 2 IV  |  assumed an air of~good-humored interest in the country, and looked
 3 VI  | unpardonable. To injure a man's interest, why, that is nothing;~but
 4 VII |     many reasons not to take an interest in you, whom he sees~only
 5 VII |       friends who still take an interest in their~career, even after
 6 VIII|         Accordingly, he felt an~interest in him, but the sort of
 7 VIII|         in him, but the sort of interest which alone he could take,~
 8 VIII|      Moreau takes the liveliest interest in him. He will dine with
 9 IX  |     Derville is capable, in the interest of his clients, to stick
10 X   |        in whom her brother~took interest and she wrote a hasty note