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 1 Int |         of at my pleasure, not a desire that I do not scoff at,
 2 Int |    naturally, almost against the desire of the writer, who does
 3 Int |        taste, our curiosity, our desire, the little spark of genius
 4 Int |        and forebodings. He has a desire to look into the unknown,
 5 Int |     renew himself. He acquires a desire to learn the secrets of
 6 VII |         impelled by an imperious desire to flee, to know nothing
 7 VII | overwhelmed also with a feverish desire to speak, said:~“How do
 8 IX  |          a gallop, impelled by a desire to flee, to get away, far
 9 IX  |         the first time the timid desire of his heart. It was there
10 IX  |      saddle with an irresistible desire to make her escape.~She
11 IX  |         a sudden with an intense desire to see without delay the
12 X   |        at the young woman’s real desire, and looking at her out
13 XIII|       could no longer resist the desire to clasp her son in her