Parte, Capitolo, §

 1     1,     3,   5|           pleasures became a burning desire. Diversions became more
 2     1,     3,   5|          more or less unacknowledged desire for an order of things fundamentally
 3     1,     3,   5|           for the expression of this desire. In order to avoid direct
 4     1,     3,   5|           completely oriented by the desire for order - must have three
 5     1,     6,   5| Protestantism as an explosion of the desire to enjoy life?~           
 6     3,     2,   4|                           It was the desire of this Council to be pastoral
 7     3,     2,   5|            Old World with the strong desire of working with all the
 8     3,     3,   3|        establishing of her Reign. We desire these victories with our
 9  Post            |            is promising to those who desire it and threatening to those
10  Post            |          Prof. Plinio. I foresee and desire with all my soul a vast
11  Post            |           many hearts everywhere the desire to see nobiliary elites,
12  Post            |            Revolution, which set the desire for liberty equality, and 
13  Post            |       addition, I admire your ardent desire to be well-founded when