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1       1, XIII      |    are two, two and two are four”: this was then a truly
2       4            |                        BOOK FOUR~ ~This is the story of his
3       7, X         |      For the mind is pulled four ways by four antagonistic
4       7, X         | mind is pulled four ways by four antagonistic wills - or
5       9, XIV       |   when I say that there are four basic emotions of the mind:
6      10, XXVII     |     and long syllables. The four short ones - that is, the
7      10, XXVII     |   single in relation to the four long ones - that is, the
8      10, XXVII(449)|     poetry, in T.S. Eliot's Four Quartets and especially "
9      11, XXIX      |   before the tune. Of these four relations, the first and