Chapter

 1 1 |           Their articles aroused curiosity and fear—curiosity among
 2 1 |       aroused curiosity and fear—curiosity among those who being in
 3 2 |        enough to arouse anyone’s curiosity.”~“They are singular, even
 4 2 |         your favorite passion of curiosity.”~“As you say, sir.”~“You
 5 2 |         and I were as one in our curiosity.~“You will understand,”
 6 3 |        possessed by the demon of curiosity. I should be glad, both
 7 3 |    speaking of the torture to my curiosity. And when I stood again
 8 3 | imperious need of persisting; my curiosity had redoubled. But what
 9 5 |      further fretted my restless curiosity. I could turn to no other
10 5 |     beyond satisfying the public curiosity and my own?~My personal
11 5 |      enough to arouse world-wide curiosity!~At that time great progress
12 8 |       stimulus to reawaken their curiosity.~The newspapers dwelt now
13 8 |      imagine how high the public curiosity rose. From morning till
14 17|     waiting last!~To be sure, my curiosity had been partly satisfied.
15 18|   greater straits to satisfy his curiosity.”~“I agree, Strock; and