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1 1, LVI | others to an extreme love and appetite for novelty; but few so 2 1, XX | thereupon conceiving an appetite for further dilation, forces 3 1, XXV | were away, by reason of the appetite of coition between water 4 1, XLVIII| But most of all does this appetite display itself if an attempt 5 1, XLVIII| is nothing else than the appetite of a body when excited by 6 1, XLVIII| by gentle friction — an appetite which does not well endure 7 1, XLVIII| because in many cases the appetite of flight is seen to be 8 1, XLVIII| be more dominant than the appetite of union.~This motion is 9 1, XLVIII| center, but to union. By this appetite also all bodies of considerable 10 1, XLVIII| of not moving is the only appetite they have; and though in 11 1, XLVIII| impatient of all delay. Of this appetite but a partial representation