Chapter

 1 7 |          with--But that would not interest you, and I am taking up
 2 11|          man as M. Bonacieux; and interest was almost foreign to this
 3 11|         of you in the name of the interest with which I inspire you,
 4 11|      precaution indicated, had an interest in not being recognized. ~
 5 12|        proved how much greater an interest she took in the duke than
 6 17|     Bonacieux, hurt at the little interest his wife showed in him. "
 7 17|         is a thing of the highest interest, and upon which our future
 8 17|           of those purchases that interest women-- a purchase by which
 9 19|          London." ~"Has anyone an interest in preventing your arrival
10 25|         on his side felt a lively interest in this young man, so brave
11 25|    duchess, whom he endeavored to interest by an account of his adventure." ~"
12 26|  acquainted with, evinced no more interest on hearing this quotation
13 27|           with, had not--whatever interest he had in satisfying his
14 30|           A person who takes more interest in you than she is willing
15 31|          appeared to take a great interest in him, asked him whence
16 32|         love. No; a more material interest stirred his blood. He was
17 38|       Athos's hand. "You know the interest we both take in this poor
18 44|     appeared to merit so great an interest that he made a sign to his
19 53|          Milady; "and you wish to interest your jailers and your hangmen
20 56|          cried Milady, seeing the interest which the young officer,
21 57|         more ease that it was his interest to believe it. He caused
22 61|         at Milady with increasing interest, "I behold another poor
23 61| conversation began to have a real interest. ~"Name a few of those whom
24 61|        which she read nothing but interest and compassion. ~"Then you