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 1 I  | everything else, do not usually desire a larger measure of this
 2 I  |       had always a most earnest desire to know how to distinguish
 3 III|    exactly reach the point they desire, they will come at least
 4 III|     necessity, we shall no more desire health in disease, or freedom
 5 III|  prevent their entertaining any desire of other objects; and over
 6 III|  exactly eight years since this desire constrained me to remove
 7 VI |      explained in their author, desire in addition to find in him
 8 VI |    principles, for if what they desire is to be able to speak of
 9 VI |          through curiosity or a desire of learning, of their own
10 VI |   habits of study, whom alone I desire for judges, they will not,