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 1 2 | ancient mansion the absorbing interests were the fortunes of~the
 2 2 |   been given to them, for the interests of their~masters were greater
 3 2 |     truly one, more united in interests,~more bound together than
 4 5 |  lived as much for the future interests of her son as by her love
 5 6 |     occupies, and soothes and~interests the man she loves? Will
 6 6 |      many forms~of individual interests, was able to study the different
 7 8 |      to have caprices, in~the interests even of your love. In short,
 8 12|       himself between the two interests.~ ~"Chevalier," began the
 9 17|       above all petty earthly interests, and how precious is the~
10 17|       former emotions. In~the interests of both of you, be capricious,
11 17|     the last words on earthly interests that I~shall ever utter,
12 22|       after sacrificing solid interests to one true~love,thus going