Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int|        kind it was, and he only desired to live in Geneva in freedom.
 2   1,  2  |         opposite pleases and is desired.~CIC. Then there is no delight
 3   1,  3  |     emprise,~And though the end desired be not attained,~And though
 4   1,  3  |       says, "And though the end desired be not attained, And that
 5   1,  4  |        some~other reason, it is desired, seeing that there can be
 6   1,  4  |         How, I say, can that be desired which is not seen, if there
 7   1,  4  |        of it, said that what he desired was the dissolution of his
 8   1,  5  |       think it is a thing to be desired, to bear shocks in order
 9   1,  5  |        deprivation of the thing desired. So the Epicurean, who led
10   2,  1  |         for which it is so much desired, should appear greater than
11   2,  1  |          Eager to find the much desired food,~The eagle towards
12   2,  2  |     alone which is always by it desired, sought for, and embraced,
13   2,  2  |     being able to arrive at the desired booty by means of the imprints
14   2,  2  |   therefore is not worthy to be desired, nor can one hunger after
15   2,  3  | something else, is found, it is desired and sought for; for, as
16   2,  4  |       to say that which he most desired to say, for fear of offending
17   2,  5  |   themselves sprinkled with the desired waters, they opened their