Chapter

 1 VIII|         because I have some small interest in the business, you see.”~
 2 IX  |       that she must have a secret interest in the matter, or else she
 3 X   |         can tell me what powerful interest induces her to remain silent?
 4 XI  |           In either case your own interest should have induced you
 5 XII |           advise you, in your own interest, to behave properly. Those
 6 XIII| invariably took a semi-theatrical interest in the dramas that were
 7 XIII|        may deem necessary for the interest of the prosecution.~The
 8 XIII|         one who has the strongest interest in concealing his identity.
 9 XVI |          sir,” he retorted. “What interest could I possibly have in
10 XX  |       seemed to take a remarkable interest in the contents of an optician’
11 XX  |         say?”~“Nothing that would interest you. Thank you. I am in
12 XXI |        opening into the hall. His interest equaled that of the detectives.
13 XXII|          he perused with feverish interest every book he could find
14 XXIV|    anguish, taking such wonderful interest in a miserable murderer?
15 XXV |          article which will be of interest to us. So listen: Sairmeuse (