Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |       on the~theory of personal interest, he despised men too much,
 2         I,II |     only of recovering capital, interest, and costs; and the~bailiff
 3         I,III|         why he suddenly felt an interest in a matter so~apparently
 4         I,III|       then became such that her interest in him was~transformed into
 5         I,III|       security, and obtained an interest in the~affair, on condition
 6         I,IV |       carry with them a loss~of interest for which the law does not
 7         I,V  |      end of five years, without interest. Engaged for thirty years
 8         I,V  |        smallest events have~the interest which a prisoner feels in
 9         I,VI |      her, implore her goodness; interest her, young man, in the warmth~
10         I,VII|         excitement or excessive~interest, and they danced with the
11         I,I  | suddenly~thought it more to his interest not to press Birotteau.~ ~"
12         I,I  |        It is really in your own interest that~I--"~ ~"Monsieur,"
13         I,I  |           you in whom I took an interest, who~have dined at my house,--
14         I,I  |  Birotteau, I take too great an interest in you,"~said the stout
15         I,II |          dear friend; I have no interest in it--bit of~good fellowship,
16         I,II |         he resumed, "As for the interest, we--"~ ~"Yes, yes," said
17         I,III|        my brother feels a great interest in you; he~spoke of you
18         I,III|    himself, "He is listening; I interest him;~I shall get my credit!"
19         I,IV |       Birotteau had the luck to~interest this man in his affairs,
20         I,IV |       Tillet. "Haven't you some interest in this~little Popinot,
21         I,V  |      not dream of paying me any~interest for this money, nor of paying
22         I,V  |   courage as he was told of the interest~people in high places had
23         I,VI |        recast~everything in the interest of the creditors, provided
24         I,VI |       number of creditors whose interest,~like that of the bankrupt,
25         I,VII|   balance of his claim in full, interest~included, for which monsieur
26         I,VII|        your claim in full, with interest."~ ~"Is that true?"~ ~"Be
27         I,VII|       your claims in full, with interest?"~ ~"Ah, that's another
28         I,VII|         pay--"~ ~"In full, with interest. I must ask you to come
29         I,VII|         he related~the proof of interest which the king had bestowed
30         I,VII|         of these sums, with the interest thereon, has been paid,~