Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, I    |       parts of Egypt, I felt a desire to go on as far as the sea.
 2      I, I    |      was granted to my dutiful desire of seeing you. Do thou only,
 3      I, I    |      nor will I grudge, as you desire, to talk with you in connected
 4      I, I    |        tedious, respond to the desire of my dear Sulpitius "and
 5      I, II   |        I shall do as I see you desire. But I beg you first to
 6      I, III  |        I hadin my mind a great desire to go to Carthage, tovisit
 7      I, IV   |      at sea had taken away all desire for food. We, on the other
 8      I, V    |      possess them, nor do they desire to possess them. For when
 9      I, X    |     not venture to act on this desire except with the permission
10      I, XXIII|         Come then, as I do not desire you to repeat to me those
11      I, XXV  |        manifested such a pious desire to show his regard for the
12     II, VI   | implied): the one obtained her desire to hear a wise man; the
13     II, XI   |      mind, he should express a desire that his wife, whom Martin
14     II, XII  |       that they shall, if they desire to close their doors to