Chapter

 1 1|       the young man showed some curiosity. The merchant, who no doubt
 2 1|       whetted both appetite and curiosity. ~Few words were spoken.
 3 2|        the result of scientific curiosity, of excessive application,
 4 2|    wished to joke and excite my curiosity, so that I was in a paroxysm
 5 2|     with a word, and roused her curiosity by drawing her attention
 6 2|    understand, and eyed me with curiosity and alarm. Here was the
 7 2|          pride, ambition, love, curiosity. ~"There was a craze just
 8 2|         that you have piqued my curiosity?' she said, laughing. ~" '
 9 3| Fellow-feeling of some kind, or curiosity, brought the two old men
10 3|        but I have brought you a curiosity the like of which I never
11 3|         pride, and exciting his curiosity. Unwilling to become their
12 3|      brought thither by a cruel curiosity. Raphael was either trying