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 1  I, 9 |       love, like Indian plants, need a special soil, a particular
 2 II, 1 |        of families; but I don’t need to go to church to kiss
 3 II, 3 |     taste of the customers.~The need of looking after others
 4 II, 5 |         could give you some, if need be.”~She made a gesture
 5 II, 6 |       it is no earthly remedy I need.”~But the cure from time
 6 II, 7 |         ll have myself bled, if need be. We shall become friends;
 7 II, 8 |      constantly tormented? They need by turns to dream and to
 8 II, 8 |       It is here!’ You feel the need of confiding the whole of
 9 II, 8 |         this being. There is no need for explanations; they understand
10 II, 8 |      your attention.”~He had no need to call it, for all the
11 II, 8 |       could refer to in case of need. But excuse me!”~And he
12 II, 9 |       secure, immaculate. But I need you to live! I must have
13 II, 11|     tendon of Achilles, and, if need were, the anterior tibial
14 II, 14|       far off that there was no need to think about them. Besides,
15 III, 2|      ordinary stores, a general need over individual fancy.~She
16 III, 5|      perhaps, to an over-strong need to pour out her heart, she
17 III, 5|         do! And yet I am old. I need looking after. And there!
18 III, 8|        did not dare; the urgent need for some immediate resolution
19 III, 8| communion. Perhaps there was no need to despair, he thought.~
20 III, 9|        it), and then she has no need of our prayers; or else
21 III, 9| sustenance.”~The priest did not need any persuading; he went