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 1 1 |            that his friends had no need to conjecture what he wished
 2 1 |            he very seldom stood in need of~the physician's art or
 3 1 |      wished to help any~man in his need, or on any other occasion,
 4 2 |         hypocrisy, not~feeling the need of another man's doing or
 5 3 |            and ready to go, having need neither of oath nor of any~
 6 3 |           does not groan, will not need either solitude or much~
 7 3 |             and what virtue I~have need of with respect to it, such
 8 4 |            really~beautiful has no need of anything; not more than
 9 4 | understanding; he is poor, who has need of~another, and has not
10 5 |          cure him, and~there is no need of anger. Neither tragic
11 6 |           it; for the universe had need~even of such men as these.
12 8 |          things are change, yet we~need not fear anything new. All
13 10|        course to follow God.~ What need is there of suspicious fear,