Chapter

 1     I|         diversion, he turned his attention to his sleeping companions,
 2     I|          diverted his lordship's attention. He was pleased to find
 3   III|          nothing to distract the attention of the onlookers.~ ~Before
 4    IV|      unless somebody calls their attention to it; and they will rather
 5    IV|     deigning to bestow the least attention on the company assembled
 6     V|         is! and what a pity more attention is not paid to it!~ ~Teresa
 7   VII|          don't pay the slightest attention to what your honour says.
 8   VII|         I would beg to call your attention to a few notes in the margin
 9   VII|         round again. This little attention pleased him. He patted Palko
10  VIII|        the artisan, to rivet his attention the better, he thus proceeded: "
11    IX|          was obliged to call his attention to the fact that the marriage
12    IX|     suspicion with the liveliest attention was undoubtedly Mrs. Meyer. "
13     X|         This particular piece of attention showed, moreover, how polite
14     X|         she continually kept the attention of whatever company she
15    XI|        err; to warn and call the attention of the sensitive and the
16  XIII|       near the swamp; call their attention to the fact that they might
17  XIII|       bushes and partly to their attention being directed elsewhere,
18   XVI|    available limb to attract her attention; nay, he even got upon a
19  XVII|     loaded him with every little attention which one can look for from
20  XVII| fascinated him, so engrossed his attention, that he only perceived
21 XVIII|     recommend the matter to your attention. Ho, ho, ho!"~ ~To all this
22 XVIII|        all this Abellino paid no attention. "Who can be this woman'
23    XX|   foremost horseman, calling the attention of the one behind to the
24   XXI|        listened with the deepest attention, "God has numbered my days,