Densher hesitated. "Do you mean in such want--?"

"No, not of food, of necessary things--not even, so far as his

appearance went, of money. He looked as wonderful as ever. But he

was--well, in terror."

"In terror of what?"

"I don't know. Of somebody--of something. He wants, he says, to be

quiet. But his quietness is awful."

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