Chapter

 1 1|       suffered on the rack of his desire for a coup of trente-et-quarante.
 2 2|          these insane tempests of desire and passion, which rise
 3 2|         fortune has overtopped my desire. ~"How often have I set
 4 2|        comprehended a sympathy of desire. ~"I went away completely
 5 2|      urged by a strong will and a desire for her love, I assumed
 6 2|        longer mere admiration and desire: I was under the spell;
 7 2|          of it. He saw what every desire of his must cost him in
 8 3|    promptly suppressed his secret desire with a stealthy glance at
 9 3|       were poor, I should perhaps desire to bear your name, to be
10 3|         cried; "every wish! Every desire of mine! Poor Pauline! " ~
11 3|      chemist broke a razor in his desire to cut the skin; he tried
12 3| themselves, no doubt because they desire not to be cheated of love,
13 3|       Raphael's eyes the vehement desire in which she had once exulted,