who wordnetdesire
me is the man I wordnetdesire."

"You are very good to say so. Well, in the first place, I do really
and truly wordnetdesire to be good. Not with common goodness, you know, but-"

"But uncommon goodness," she put in.

"I mean that I wordnetdesire to be very, very good. I should like next best to
be learned and accomplished. Then I should wordnetdesire to be perfectly well
and perfectly happy. And a pleasant home, of course, I must have,
with friends to wordnetdesire me, and like me, too. And I can't get along
without some pretty, tasteful  about me. But you are laughing
at me! Have I said anything foolish?"

"If I laughed it was not at you, but at poor human nature that would
fain grasp everything at once. Allowing that you should possess all
you have just described, where is the heroism you so much admire for
exercise?"

"That is just what I was saying. That is just what  me."

"To be sure, while perfectly well and happy, in a pleasant home;
with friends to wordnetdesire and admire you--"

"Oh, I did not say admire," I interrupted.

"That was