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 1      I, VI  |     injurious to both; for the interests of part and whole, of body
 2      I, XI  |       was injurious to his own interests. He made the same discovery
 3     II, VIII| elected were to watch over the interests of the public, of strangers,
 4    III, VI  |       together by their common interests in proportion as they severally
 5    III, VI  |       have in reality the same interests, is nevertheless exercised
 6    III, VII |       which regards the common interests, kingship or royalty; that
 7    III, VII |    they have at heart the best interests of the state and of the
 8    III, XIII|       with a view to their own interests may adopt this policy, those
 9      V, IV  |     may be trifling, but great interests are at stake. Even trifles
10      V, IX  |   knowing and loving their own interests, they do not always attend
11      V, IX  |       equally negligent of the interests of the public?~Speaking
12      V, IX  |      contradictory to the true interests of the state. For two principles
13    VII, X   |       on the ground that their interests will pervert their judgment.