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1 6 |  in society. If a sculptor desires to make a statue of~Brittany
2 7 |    criticising spirit, its desires for renovation in~all directions,
3 8 |   are~purely artistic, her desires will be satisfied if she
4 9 |    of~his new and infinite desires, still vague and without
5 11|    will; he was~grasped by desires which closed his ears and
6 12|   thoughts, the hopes, the desires hidden in the~depths of
7 12|   with all the ardor of my desires, with~the despotic sternness
8 12| indeed who answers to your desires in a wife, and~to your dreams;