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They will adopt a habit of caution; become desirous of saving and security.
2
Afraid of worldly life, we have become desirous of achieving Emancipation.'
3
O blessed lady, know that I have become desirous of wedlock for obtaining offspring.
4
By considering these divine works, often and earnestly, we learn to know God, and become desirous of loving Him and serving Him faithfully.
5
When our maidens also will become desirous of wedding, we shall, when the question comes up, give thee the most beautiful ones among them.
6
Others attired in yellow robes, bearing long beards, graced with modesty, possessed of learning, contented, and freed from all attachments, become desirous of Wealth.
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It is in consequence of that unexhausted remnant that I have become desirous of asking thee, O illustrious one, about the fruits of action!
8
The King my husband at length became desirous to make a peace.
9
When his day expires and night comes, he becomes desirous of sleep.
10
She became desirous of remunerating his liberality by some special favour.
11
Once on a time, O son, the Rishi became desirous of performing a sacrifice.
12
The mighty-armed Satyaki, having cut off my armour, became desirous of taking me alive.
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The landowners in their turn became desirous of showing a friendly feeling toward the tenants.
14
When the poor man heard the merchant's story, he became desirous of marrying his daughter.
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No; worse than that: he became very rich; and, unhappily, became desirous of being richer still.
16
From that time he became desirous to recall his subjects who were in the Dutch service.