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 1 1|     FULFILLED;~BUT MEASURE THY DESIRES, ACCORDING~TO THE LIFE THAT
 2 1|       weariness; I have set my desires on nothing; I have waited
 3 1|  social ideas, your immoderate desires, your excesses, your pleasures
 4 1|    strength and number of your desires, from the least to the most
 5 2|      swelling with unsatisfied desires, to be put in harness like
 6 2| impossibility of indulging the desires of youth; but now I became
 7 2|        purpose than passionate desires? I remember watching the
 8 2|      of their means with their desires. But I, who took myself
 9 2|  herself, the symbol of all my desires, and the object of my life? ~"
10 2|        a droll fellow, for our desires, look you, are bound to
11 2|    quite of your opinion - our desires expand " ~"The skin, I tell
12 3|      must perforce consign its desires to the depths of its own
13 3|      without peril to vehement desires, the days when he had not
14 3|       senses, and awakened his desires. Delightful music, from