Chapter

 1 Pre|       so strongly awakened our curiosity.~The catalogue alone of
 2 1  |         vociferous and full of curiosity. ~In those times panics
 3 11 |      the lady of the exterior. Curiosity prevailed over prudence;
 4 11 |       would there read so much curiosity that you would pity me and
 5 11 |     would instantly satisfy my curiosity. We have nothing to fear
 6 11 |    that I may not satisfy your curiosity?" ~"And will you make the
 7 21 |        Majesty should have the curiosity to know why no vessel is
 8 22 |     double sentiment--love and curiosity. All the way, and in proportion
 9 25 | Monsieur, I followed them from curiosity, so that I saw the combat
10 27 |       he had in satisfying his curiosity on this subject--been able
11 32 |        surveyed him with great curiosity, and he, not knowing well
12 38 |       tell me; I am dying with curiosity and uneasiness!" ~"Athos,"
13 50 |   state dungeon or satisfy the curiosity of sailors at Tyburn. I
14 61 |        look full of benevolent curiosity. ~The face of the young