¶1Rehearing.
¶2In a petition for rehearing it is *522urged that the court has mistaken the purpose and meaning of the peculiar Florida statute upon the subject of usury.
¶3The testimony is that only $682.50 was actually received by the debtor, the creditor having withheld $17.50, as the first quarter’s interest on the loan. “The actual principal sum received,” $682.50, “ together with interest at the rate of ten per centum per annum,” amount to $75°-75> whereas the payment of $700.00 together with three quarters’ interest at $17.50 each (and disregarding the $17.50 which wás withheld by the creditor as the first quarter’s interest and was never actually received by the debtor) would be $752.50; therefore by the agreement and conduct of the parties, “the debtor is required or obligated to pay a greater sum than the actual principal sum received, together with interest at the rate of ten per centum per annum,” in violation of the te'rms of the statute.
¶4A rehearing is denied.