Part,  Chapter

 1 1,6|       watched the work with great interest, though rather doubting
 2 1,8|     gradually, and who took great interest in these details, "indeed
 3 1,2|            Top, who felt that his interest was concerned went and ferreted
 4 1,4|         conversation with extreme interest, pointing to the south. ~"
 5 1,4|        the operation with extreme interest. The reporter held his chronometer
 6 2,4|        five minutes to use in the interest of our breakfast!" ~And
 7 2,5|           to the navy, which must interest a sailor. ~At times, the
 8 3,5|          because it was not their interest to do it. Besides, we are
 9 3,5|       reclaimed. Was it not their interest in the situation in which
10 3,6|           convicts could have any interest in interrupting this communication? ~
11 3,9|              Yes, if they had any interest in doing so." ~ "What! you
12 3,1|         it had been the convicts' interest to entrench themselves there,
13 3,1|           random, and it is their interest to rove about until the
14 3,5| disappeared before the tremendous interest which was about to urge