Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |           Why this question?”~“I need a happy thought in those
 2    I,  I  |      whose breast has awakened a need of being loved.~She said
 3    I,  I  |  elbowing the passers-by that he need not deviate from a straight
 4    I,  II |          must have, and then you need never trouble yourself to
 5    I,  III|        since faded, an incessant need of seeing her.~The desire
 6    I,  III| satisfied man whose almost every need is gratified, was leaving
 7    I,  III|           As in former days, the need of seeing her again came
 8    I,  IV |             No, no. Your friends need you. We shall see each other
 9   II,  I  |      think of me, write to me. I~need you so much just now.~“ANNE.”~“
10   II,  I  |        both far, far away when I need you near me so~much.~“It
11   II,  I  |        Thanks for your letter. I need so much to know that you~
12   II,  I  |         our hearts together, the need of that community~of hopes,
13   II,  I  |          dine, my dear fellow? I need to be cheered up, to hear
14   II,  II |        be yours, an irresistible need of giving myself to you
15   II,  II |          still; but she felt the need of Divine aid, of a superhuman
16   II,  II |       necessarily follow that we need stay indefinitely, but just
17   II,  II |        that he had not continual need of her, that he did not
18   II,  II |        keep her bed, so that she need not appear until evening.~
19   II,  III|          his subject, so that he need not tire his model too much.~
20   II,  III|         suddenly felt a profound need to pray, not for some one
21   II,  III|      think, though indeed he had need for reflection. He went
22   II,  V  |        for feeling that yearning need for deliverance, that unspeakable
23   II,  V  |         all the force which this need to adore takes on in old
24   II,  V  |       loved this little girl! He need no longer struggle, resist,
25   II,  V  |   incessantly by an exasperating need to shake off this weight
26   II,  V  |        soul with an irresistible need of verifying it in her mirrors.
27   II,  V  |         invincible and torturing need of looking at herself, and
28   II,  V  |  supplication. Distracted by the need of being heard and succored,
29   II,  VI |      heart is felt the imperious need of being for her the only
30   II,  VI |         to do anything. Then the need of being consoled rose within
31   II,  VI |    consoled rose within him, the need to clasp devoted hands,
32   II,  VI |     arguing with my artist. If I need her I will call her for
33   II,  VI |       men of Bertin’s importance need not mind such rudeness.”~
34   II,  VI |         upon each other, and the need of talking, unheard, of
35   II,  VI |      said she; “I will ring if I need anything.”~They too withdrew,