Chapter

 1 I  |             swim over the vast sea of interests in Paris, in~quest of some
 2 II |               For~these, all material interests lie without the range of
 3 II |               is~debased if fusion of interests follows on fusion of souls.
 4 II |        humiliated by his community of~interests with Delphine de Nucingen;
 5 II |         soldiers are private people's~interests. He has stratagems to plan
 6 II | transcendental views of the fusion of interests. I know nothing more~wearing
 7 IV |             girl."~ ~"He neglects his interests," said Couture.~ ~"He changes
 8 V  |           carriages, became~secondary interests in his life. He was never
 9 V  |         Europe again; we acted in the interests of the~peace of nations.
10 VII|               operating in Nucingen's interests.'~ ~"Then Werbrust understood.