Chapter

1  4,2|     some man devoted to our interests who would watch him, and
2  5,6|     make him forget his own interests. He at once went to inquire
3 11,5|    of M. Ferailleur. So our interests are in common. But before
4 13,1| have recollected that their interests were identical, that they
5 13,1|   choose, in advancing your interests, which are identical with
6 14,3|     you to his house. If he interests himself in your cause, it
7 14,4|  Worthy marquis! if his own interests had been in jeopardy he