Book,  Chapter

 1    Int       |           the deep and passionate interest he took in the political
 2    Int       |            which always holds the interest of the reader that is the
 3     II,  II  |           Tuscany in the Guelphic interest, made Charles imperial vicar
 4     II,  VIII|       against them; ceased paying interest to those merchants who,
 5    III,  I   | government for themselves. By the interest which Benchi possessed with
 6    III,  II  |          when it was over, by the interest of their numerous friends
 7    III,  IV  |           the bank should take no interest on loans already contracted,
 8     IV,  III |        for that which produced no interest, and that if it paid anything,
 9     IV,  VI  |        aid; and, by the universal interest he possesses in the city,
10     IV,  VII |        the principal, and pay the interest in tortures, exile, and
11      V,  I   |          be regarded with no less interest, seeing what masses of high
12     VI,  IV  |          bind them by the ties of interest; and, therefore, in assigning
13     VI,  VII |          from the ties of private interest, having no object but to
14    VII,  VI  |  endeavored to gain over to their interest the lords of Romagna and