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 1     Int         |        Augustine had a complex motive for undertaking such a self-analysis.1
 2       2, III(47)|     have from Augustine of his motive and aim in writing these "
 3       2, V      |     another man - what was his motive? Either he desired his wife
 4       2, V      |        commit murder without a motive, taking delight simply in
 5       2, V      |        cruel, there is still a motive assigned to his deeds. “
 6       2, V      |     was this that gave him the motive for his crimes.~
 7       3, IV     | reprehensible and vainglorious motive, and a delight in human
 8       5, VIII   |      principal and almost sole motive was that I had been informed
 9       5, XIII   |      though not with the right motive - as he preached to the
10       6, III    |  easily weakened. Whatever his motive was in so doing, it was
11       7, VI     |    that we desire? What is our motive in public service? Can our
12       7, X      |     onto his money through the motive of covetousness; whether
13       9, XXI    |      serve, both from no other motive than to be happy. Is it,
14       9, XXXV   |       And it is with this same motive of perverted curiosity for
15       9, XXXV   |       dare to say that no such motive prompts my seeing or creates
16      12, XVII   |       happiness. This is their motive for doing everything, although