Letter

 1 Introd |       Bovary.”~Now, the largest interest of this correspondence depends
 2 Introd |     doctrine a recrudescence of interest by resolutely applying it
 3 XVI    |      for one’s self, namely, to interest the directors. Anything
 4 XVIII  |       Celtic stones; that would interest me very much. When you saw
 5 XXVIII |     forward to it, all personal interest aside. And I who am not
 6 LVI    |   reattach oneself to a general interest, would live with an idea,
 7 LXXXV  |  warfare, the clashing of every interest, CAN NOT PROCEED! for the
 8 CXXI   |        and therefore a dramatic interest) between the different hallucinations
 9 CXLVII |       Sarah very pretty, but no interest in the characters and too
10 CXCVI  |      too long to tell and of no interest, but inflexible. I do not
11 CXCVII |  interests through any personal interest. Those who can not say that
12 CXCVII |        was in the poor and what interest there was in the disinherited
13 CCI    |        by literature; it has no interest in esthetics, which is only
14 CCI    |       These gentlemen, however, interest me very little. I think
15 CCXLIII|        people.~I think that the interest slackens a little when Nanon
16 CCC    |      favor if he sees it to his interest. Must I write him?~Then
17 CCC    |          I think that the chief interest in a story is what you did
18 CCC    |   therefore I cannot get up any interest in any of the persons concerned
19 CCCII  |   leaves you in doubt, you lose interest in his work, you neglect
20 CCCII  |    however, to rouse him and to interest him; you will never succeed
21 CCCII  | essential quality is not there: interest. The reader breaks away
22 CCCIV  |    certainly read it with great interest.~
23 CCCIX  |        passages. Everywhere the interest is sustained and at the