Chapter

 1 2 |         who seemed overcome by intense pain, and near fainting. ~"
 2 3 | watched all its incidents with intense interest, was seen to wend
 3 4 |        the young man, who with intense interest watched the scene
 4 5 |        van Baerle died, to the intense grief of his son Cornelius,
 5 7 |        the cover, looking with intense delight on three suckers
 6 8 |       leisurely, and with such intense delight, contemplated his
 7 13|     executioner; and with what intense interest he surveyed the
 8 17|      voice, who understood the intense grief of the unfortunate
 9 19|     and listened with the most intense attention, but he neither
10 20|      except, perhaps, with the intense grief which I felt when