Chapter

 1  2,3|    feeling as well as his own interest forbade him to remain any
 2  3,1|   penny. So, they now have an interest in prolonging my life."
 3  3,2|       declared that it was my interest he should be beaten, and
 4  5,4|       it had not been for his interest to speak. Now, however,
 5  5,5|   find fault with the rate of interest. ~"If I tell you that one-half
 6  5,6|       didn't see how it could interest you in the least." ~The
 7  8,4|   meant; and as it was to her interest to say it, she urged her
 8  8,5|      Though she was unable to interest herself in this tittle-tattle,
 9 11,4|     who had the most powerful interest in the matter - the Marquis
10 11,5| committing herself. The great interest that M. Fortunat seemed
11 13,3|      Pascal did not take much interest in these trophies, so the
12 13,6|     so as to extort a rate of interest which he would not dare
13 13,6|   twelve to fifteen per cent. interest, plus a small commission." ~
14 13,6|      answered, "six per cent. interest, plus one-and-a-half per
15 13,6|           Certainly not. What interest would M. Trigault have in
16 14,1|    reputation enhanced by the interest that always attaches to
17 14,3|      else. I will endeavor to interest in your cause one of my
18 15,2|     poignant intensity to the interest of her narrative that if
19 15,6|   that you can only touch the interest of it, so that you will
20 17,4|    But to imagine any bond of interest between Pascal and such