Chapter

 1 1|        of which are all to the interest of the public treasury.~
 2 2|    ministers and their friends interest themselves only in the~people
 3 3|      Lesdiguieres, who took an interest in Elisabeth and introduced~
 4 3|    seriously, he felt a lively interest in~him. He guessed the poverty
 5 3|       admit, a motive of self-~interest behind my pleasure--"~ ~"
 6 4|         and lent money without interest, albeit no clerk ever~borrowed
 7 4|      told him were of~doubtful interest, with all the faith and
 8 5|    leader,--matters of private interest brought to an~orator supposed
 9 6|       he is~an object of great interest to his Eminence; in fact,
10 6| thankful if you would deign to interest yourself in his~behalf,'"
11 6|        to me, and who takes an interest in Monsieur~Colleville;
12 6|       thousand francs (without~interest) into the country after
13 6|      tighter still~through the interest," answered Mitral.~ ~"Possibly,"
14 7|     not to let foreigners draw interest away from~France; some day
15 7|         Whereas~if capital and interest are held only in France,
16 7|     reduce, not principal, but interest, as they do in England."~ ~"
17 7|        us nine thousand francs interest a year," said Gigonnet;~"
18 7|     will get his land."~ ~"His interest is only to be made deputy;
19 7|        I'll help~you; it is my interest to do so. Yes, I wish he