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 1 Introd   |     comparable to that of the desert. Sensitiveness is increased
 2 XL       |     the moment I am lost in a desert; well, by the grace of God,
 3 XLIII    |     comparable to that of the desert. Sensitiveness is increased
 4 CV       |    You see that banished to a desert, we keep up a good deal
 5 CXXI     |      thing is the life of the desert Fathers! But without doubt
 6 CLXVIII  |      as if I were lost in the desert, and I assure you, dear
 7 CCXXXIII | deceived must go to live in a desert. It is not living to keep
 8 CCXLIV   |       Maurice and I work in a desert, never knowing, except from
 9 CCLXXXVII|       am at the same time the desert, the traveller, and the
10 CCXCI    |      and now I find I am in a desert. In short, the element of
11 CCCXVI   |    sustain ourselves if pride desert us, and what man more than