Chapter

1 II  |   is revived again with the desire to linger yet for a~little
2 III |   his teeth in the apple of~desire of rank, luxury, and fame.
3 III |     meant to~rise, a double desire not unnatural in young men
4 IV  |   both were eaten up with a desire to~look like Parisiennes,
5 V   | time~of experiment, and the desire to gain wealth for you and
6 VI  |     well calculated to keep~desire unsatisfied and maintain
7 VI  |     the kind that any of~us desire.~ ~Mme. de Bargeton read
8 VI  |    a stimulating power; the desire which~she had kindled in
9 VIII|    is no such Jesuit as the desire of your heart. He hurried