Chapter

 1 1|          inventor and pushing his interests, or of devoting her powers
 2 1|  incapable of so doing in his own interests, he merely pondered useful~
 3 1|           it is necessary to bind~INTERESTS to it, not MEN. The government-clerks
 4 1|       present so many conflicting~interests to be conciliated and carried
 5 1|          later, might advance her interests. In short, she gathered~
 6 2|     Mysterious link by which many interests were in some way connected~
 7 3|           does not endanger their interests, for he seeks only the~highest
 8 4|        therefore resolved, in the interests of his digestion, to relieve
 9 5|           controlling the various interests proclaimed and~supported
10 6|        appointment is in the best interests of the administration."~[
11 6|          not less devoted to your interests than Monsieur Godard."~ ~"
12 6|          conciliating the~serious interests that arise under its administration.
13 7|     sustained by private or local~interests. He finally proved to her
14 8|           a secret power in whose interests he has carried on~a system
15 8|          to end,--no doubt in the interests of some secret society of~
16 8|     director-general.' But in the interests of our noble French language~
17 8|    seizing another]. "Yes, in~the interests of our noble tongue, it
18 8| manufacturer]. "The manufacturing interests of all~nations would joyfully