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1 I  |       the beings, things, and~interests with which he had to do
2 II |    fortune clandestinely; the interests of his three~children served
3 II |     understanding the count's interests, Moreau watched for opportunities~
4 II |  appear to serve his patron's interests, while he himself pocketed~
5 III|   caring nothing for the~real interests of life, torments itself
6 V  |       acting for his master's interests by finding him~nearly three
7 VII| thought he, "how to unite the interests of his children~with the
8 VII|       were it not for~Oscar's interests, and because of her friendship
9 X  |   number twenty-seven. In the interests~of the poor lad the former