Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  II | government, and that it would be desirable to provide their means of
 2     II,  I  |    reduced to six. It now seemed desirable to make an alteration in
 3     II,  I  |          to the great, it became desirable to increase the number.
 4    III,  I  |       And be assured, that these desirable ends will be more certainly
 5     IV,  III|         every one that it is not desirable to promote factions, but
 6     IV,  VII|        for that country alone is desirable in which property and friends
 7      V,  II |          and what remedy is more desirable for adoption than the one
 8      V,  III|        own states, it was rather desirable to check the count’s pride
 9      V,  IV |  performed; and it was therefore desirable to keep the duke in that
10     VI,  I  |       victory sought or conquest desirable, except to strengthen themselves
11     VI,  III|        view; but they thought it desirable to conceal their fears,
12     VI,  V  |         Venetians thought it not desirable to defer any longer their
13    VII,  III|     alarmed me, that I judged it desirable to give such a form to the
14   VIII,  IV |        difficulties, it would be desirable by some new alliance to