Chapter

 1 1|     subterfuges in scorn. ~The interest this coup awakened was so
 2 1|       social dissolution, with interest as its one opposing barrier.
 3 1|      of poetry had aroused his interest. ~"Once I had," she answered. "
 4 2|      their convictions, try to interest them in our affairs, and
 5 2|       to take the semblance of interest in look or word for a tenderer
 6 2|       It is so strongly to the interest of men in office to believe
 7 2| affairs with a quite brotherly interest. Caught by his engaging
 8 2|   seeming to take the greatest interest in it, and all the more
 9 3|     entreat his former pupil's interest with the new minister. He
10 3|       puppet possessed all the interest of an apparition. He gazed
11 3|    bring it, and that it would interest him." ~Therewith the gardener
12 3|  questioning him with apparent interest. The invalid sought to guess
13 3|       him, and took an anxious interest in his health. Raphael felt
14 3|        watching the house with interest. ~"That's my man, sir,"
15 3|      of him; it is not our own interest that is our motive. ~"Ah,
16 3|    mixture of indifference and interest. The awful BROTHER, YOU