Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  109 |           longer the passions and desires for amusements and promenades
 2  II,  109 |      gives us, then, passions and desires suitable to our present
 3  II,  109 |       unhappy in every state, our desires picture to us a happy state;
 4  II,  109 |      because we should have other desires natural to this new state.~
 5  IV,  262 |          and lust. Scruples, evil desires. Evil fear; fear, not such
 6 VII,  483 |          depends only on self and desires to make itself both centre
 7 VII,  504 |         reproves his servants, he desires their conversion by the
 8 VIII,  576| prophecies could be suspected, He desires to make them above suspicion,
 9  IX,  596 |    Mahomet? Himself. Jesus Christ desires His own testimony to be
10  IX,  630 |           not His people; that He desires that all His words be preserved
11 XIV,  869 |           part in the offence, He desires her to have part in the