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 1    Text,  XI    |        may be supposed cool, I desire you to reflect whether it
 2    Text,  XV    |      even think it no crime to desire to know, not only beyond
 3    Text,  XXVIII|      and to prevent surprise I desire the Reader always to keep
 4    Text,  XXXIII|         If you say they are; I desire to know, how you get rid
 5    Text,  XXXIV | disposition to be convinced, I desire you to look into his Analysis
 6    Text,  XXXIV |      that I neither expect nor desire any. My aim is truth. My
 7    Text,  XXXVII|       But in answer to this, I desire you will be pleased to consider,
 8    Text,  XLVI  |                        XLVI. I desire to know, whether it is not
 9    Text,  XLVI  |       contradiction: I further desire to know, whether the reader
10    Text,  XLVIII|    from a love of Truth, and a desire to banish, so far as in
11    Text,  L     |                           L. I desire to know, whether those who