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 1  Int      |       work in stimulating the interest not only of Frenchmen but
 2    1,    1|  movements with the liveliest interest. He soon came within reach
 3    1,    5|   DUNCAN was the one topic of interest and conversation, to the
 4    1,    7|      him with the most lively interest. He gave them great hope;
 5    1,    8|      well known to be of much interest now to a geographer. Every
 6    1,    8|     said to be devoid of much interest, and wild, and unhealthy;
 7    1,    9| smitten with quite a peculiar interest for this young girl, and
 8    1,   25| Others would have excited the interest of a SAVANT to the highest
 9    1,   26|    the Indian looking at with interest. It was the most precious
10    2,    6|     he added, “may I ask what interest you have in making the inquiry?”~
11    2,    7|     favorable impression. The interest he excited was still further
12    2,    9|     nothing of any particular interest. A succession of low hills
13    2,   12|    nature.~Lady Helena, whose interest was greatly excited by this
14    2,   12|      up, for everyone felt an interest in the child, and wanted
15    2,   14|      always open, and full of interest to those who can read it.
16    2,   14|       and had their liveliest interest awakened for its success.
17    2,   16|      purpose? Is not Ayrton’s interest identical with our own?”~“
18    3,    1|      further in the Captain’s interest, but Mary stopped him with
19    3,   10|     this chief has a personal interest in protecting us. He wants
20    3,   12|    prisoner; the fact is, the interest of the one is keener than
21    3,   16|       your Honor, that in the interest of Harry Grant, it was necessary
22    3,   17|     Glenarvan; “it is to your interest to speak. Frankness is the
23    3,   18|    will tell me all I have an interest in knowing.”~“Yes, my Lord,