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 1    1,    2|   Jehannot, thou art extremely desirous, that I~ ~should convert
 2    1,    3|    whereof, made him earnestly desirous to leave it~ ~as a perpetuall
 3    1,    6|          owne folly, and being desirous to make him an amends, strove
 4    1,    7|  master Herminio, he grew very desirous to have a~ ~sight of him.
 5    2,    1|    sort together, they grew as desirous to see the Shrine, as any~ ~
 6    2,    4|    whom, distressed Landolpho, desirous to~ ~save his life, if possibly
 7    2,    7|        rare rumour, made him~ ~desirous to see her, and after he
 8    2,    7|     which made them~ ~the more desirous to see her: wherfore earnestly
 9    2,    7|      affaires at Rhodes, was~ ~desirous to returne home to Cyprus,
10    2,    7|       very~ ~poore estate, yet desirous to revisite her father.
11    2,    7|        there, the Soldan was~ ~desirous to understand, how she could
12    2,    8|            The President being desirous to make the boy his, the
13    2,    8|     spake to them. If you be~ ~desirous of your Sons health, it
14    2,    8|        my life.~ ~ His Mother, desirous to bee resolved, whether
15    2,    8|      be~ ~growne aged, hee was desirous to leave Ireland, and to
16    2,    8|      Father) being earnestly~ ~desirous to see her; he dayly resorted
17    2,    9|         but seeing thou art so desirous to know more: I~ ~plainely
18    2,    9|    answere, was ten times more desirous then~ ~before, and saide:
19    2,    9|  theirs.~ ~ The Soldane, being desirous to give Sicurano all manner
20    2,   10|       of your~ ~counsell, I am desirous to speake my mind, concerning
21    3,    1|     words of Lurco, hee was so desirous to~ ~dwell among the Nunnes,
22    3,    4|    Puccio being very earnestly desirous to understand the~ ~speediest
23    4,    2|        Which I am the rather~ ~desirous to report, to recreate your
24    4,    3|        her, that if she was so desirous of Ninettaes life: it lay
25    4,    5|        and thereupon were very desirous to ransacke~ ~the pot to
26    4,    6|       whereof, Gabriello being desirous to visite~ ~her the night
27    4,    6|   listen thereto. And he being desirous to~ ~give her contentment,
28    4,    7|     same fire;~ ~making him as desirous of her loving acceptance,
29    4,    7|         Garden, whereto he was desirous to bring her, to the end,
30    4,    8|    much labour,~ ~are the more desirous to have ease.~ ~ She staying
31    4,    9|       perhaps) being earnestly desirous to see him; marvailing at
32    4,   10|   dullard, and if thou be so~ ~desirous of sleeping, get thee home
33    5,    1|       it seemeth that they are desirous to make~ ~tryall, whether
34    5,    1|         Wherefore, if thou art desirous to recover thy losse, I~ ~
35    5,    2|    what ground; nor was she so desirous of~ ~death as before, but
36    5,    2|       the good old Lady, being desirous to let Martuccio know,~ ~
37    5,    4|        made your Daughter~ ~so desirous to lodge in the Garden Gallery.
38    5,    5|          inhabitant there) was desirous to live in Faenza againe,
39    5,    8|      that he could not be more desirous of the match, then~ ~her
40    5,    9|       is become so strangely~ ~desirous, as, if I doe not bring
41    6,    2|  drunke so sprightly, was very desirous to taste~ ~of the Wine,
42    6,    9| Bruneleschi, who was earnestly desirous, to procure Signior Guido~ ~
43    6,   10|     heere, I have often bene~ ~desirous to let you see a place somwhat
44    6,   10|   excellent report) being very desirous to see it;~ ~sodainely commaunded
45    7,    4|      mightand so forth. Beeing desirous~ ~to make experience of
46    7,    5|     affayres: which makes them desirous of high~ ~Festivall dayes,
47    7,   10|     made them very~ ~earnestly desirous to know, by what meanes
48    7, Song|        selfe. Wherefore, being desirous to imitate precedent good
49    8,    3|      about him, as if hee were desirous to finde him,~ ~replyed.
50    8,    7|        me, that thou art verie desirous to come downe~ ~hither on
51    8,    7|      thine owne, if thou be so desirous to have it: and~ ~as much
52    8,    9|      regard, he grew exceeding desirous, by what meanes he might~ ~
53    8,    9|      respected.~ ~When he grew desirous to depart from hence, upon
54    8,    9| alwayes~ ~provided, if men bee desirous of their company: but for
55    8,    9|     fancie. Who beeing also as desirous on the other side, to make~ ~
56    8,   10|     any~ ~Merchant shot bee so desirous: as also to preserve them
57    8,   10|        like enthralled people, desirous of liberty, wee should~ ~
58    9,    2|    DECLARED, THAT WHOSOEVER IS DESIROUS TO REPREHEND~ ~ SINNE IN
59    9,    3|       many mischiefes, as I am desirous to finde~ ~ease. Were I
60    9,    5|      graunt what~ ~thou art so desirous to have, and I plainly perceive
61    9,    5|      which regard, I am~ ~very desirous to have thee revenged on
62    9,    6|    Panuccio grew~ ~exceedingly desirous to enjoy the fruits of hi;
63    9,    6|        having wit at will, and desirous to~ ~cloude an error unadvisedly
64    9,   10|       all the night~ ~long, so desirous they were to have the deed
65    9,   10|   whatsoever I say, if you are desirous to have it done.~ ~Faithfully
66   10,    3|        owne renowne, thou wast desirous of my death: it is no matter
67   10,    3|       which when I saw thee so desirous to have it, I resolved~ ~
68   10,    5|      AND GENTLEWOMEN, THAT ARE DESIROUS TO~ ~ PRESERVE THEIR CHASTITY,
69   10,    6|   Neries Garden; hee grew very desirous~ ~to see it. But when he
70   10,    7|         desperate end) she was desirous to live no longer. Now it
71   10,    7|   immediately, that shee was~ ~desirous to heare his playing and
72   10,    7|        made the King much more desirous, and being~ ~risen from
73   10,   10|         But because you are so desirous to have me fettered in the