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1 2 |   too late. She had become a necessity to his heart, his only pretext,
2 9 |       seemed in Marguerite a necessity of forgetting, a fever,
3 10|    in you, you have become a necessity of my life, and you will
4 16|      of them, gambling was a necessity; for me, it was a remedy.
5 17| entailed, and especially the necessity she was sometimes in of
6 18|      said. "But where is the necessity of selling things which
7 18|       and now it is almost a necessity." ~What Prudence said was
8 24|   seem to say, but a serious necessity, and reasons which you will