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1 III|          he felt in his soul the need of a melting mood, of being
2 III|     would treat us to the play—I need say no more—no more—no more.
3 IV |      suspicion?~And suddenly the need to be alone, to reflect,
4 V  |        to open it. An imperative need had just come over him to
5 V  |         are stupid and ill-bred, need I follow their example?
6 VII| inevitably stamp on things which need the utmost tact, taste,
7 IX |        his heart the shame-faced need of a beggar who would fain
8 IX |          hand—a timid but urgent need to feel that some one would
9 IX |        is there nothing else you need—things which I, perhaps,