"But you should know what justice is before you demand it at the expense of other people. Look here, Mr. Montague. I suppose you are like the rest of us, in this matter. You want to make money out of it."
"For myself, I want interest for my capital; that is all. But I am not thinking of myself."
"You are getting very good interest. If I understand the matter,"--and here Melmotte pulled out a little book, showing thereby how careful he was in mastering details,--"you had about 6,000 embarked in the business when Fisker joined your firm. You imagine yourself to have that still."
"I don't know what I've got."

"But you should know what justice is before you demand it at the expense of other people. Look here, Mr. Montague. I suppose you are like the rest of us. You want to make money out of it."
"I want interest for my capital; that is all. But I am not thinking of myself."
"You are getting very good interest." Here Melmotte pulled out a little book. "You had about 6,000 embarked in the business when Fisker joined your firm. 