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 1   Intro, 3      |          spread out the surface of desire; but I would~give him no
 2       1, Story5 | Unfortunate men sometimes ardently desire~ The decline of prosperous
 3       1, Story6 |   population? Perhaps thou hast no desire for royalty?'~ ~ It is best
 4       1, Story9 |           hopes, alas!~ That every desire of my heart will be fulfilled.~
 5       1, Story16|         turn causes his fall,~ All desire to Place their foot on his
 6       1, Story40|        Merdad.~ ~ At that time the desire of the negro was libidinous,
 7       2, Story2 |     imperfect worship.~ ~ Devotees desire a reward for their obedience
 8       2, Story5 |         the world, of lust, and of desire~ Is sanctity, not the abandonment
 9       2, Story9 |           value and augmenting our desire.~ ~ ~ I behold whom I love
10       2, Story11|        raise an extensive field of desire~ That the eloquent man may
11       3, Story9 |          replied: 'That~it may not desire anything.'~ ~ ~ When the
12       3, Story28|       turned the vessel back.~ ~ ~ Desire sews up the vision of a
13       3, Story29|        remained in the eyes of his desire.~ ~ ~ Who opens to himself
14       3, Story29|             Because a neck without desire is high.~ ~ ~ One of the
15       5, Story1 |           he looks with the eye of desire on a demon,~ He will appear
16       8, 4      |            an old man, of sluggish desire,~ rises not.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
17     End         |          not touch anyone's ear of desire~ The messenger told his
18     End         |       whatever benefit thou mayest desire,~ And after that pardon