Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  36 |          36. Man is full of wants: he loves only those who
 2   I,  36 | himself generally to all my wants.~
 3  II,  100|    being full of faults and wants. He wants to be great, and
 4  II,  100|     of faults and wants. He wants to be great, and he sees
 5  II,  100|   he sees himself small. He wants to be happy, and he sees
 6  II,  100|  sees himself miserable. He wants to be perfect, and he sees
 7  II,  100|   full of imperfections. He wants to be the object of love
 8  II,  140|   lower himself to this and wants always to be on the strain,
 9  VI,  379|    not good to have all one wants.~
10 VII,  514|    strive to obtain what he wants.~Let us conclude then that,
11  XI,  692|    all false save one. Each wants to be believed on its own
12 XIV,  884|   one is made a priest, who wants to be so, as under Jeroboam.~