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Information, or 

 Intelligence, giv- 

 ing and receiv- 

 ing. 



Injustice, sense of. 



Innocence. 



Insanity, various 

 forms of. 



Insolence. 



Insult, desire to 

 offer. 



Insult, sense of. 



Intentions. 



Intentness. 



Interest. 



Interrogation. 



Irascibility. 



Irritability. 



Irritation. 



Investigation. 



Jealousy. 



Jeering. 



Jest. 



Joke. 



Joy. 



Justice, sense of. 



Kindness, sense 

 of. 



Lamentation. 

 Languishing. 

 Liberty, sense of. 

 Likings. 

 Listlessness. 

 Loathing. 

 Longings. 

 Loss, sense of. 



Love, sexual. 

 Lugubriousness. 



Magnanimity. 



Malice or 



Maliciousness. 



Meaning. 



Meanness. 



Meekness. 



Melancholy. 



Memory, retentive- 

 ness of. 



Menace. 



Mercy, receiving 

 and showing. 



Merit, sense of. 



Mildness of dispo- 

 sition. 



Mimicry. 



Mirth. 



Mischievousness. 



Misery. 



Mockery. 



Moodiness. 



Mourning and 

 Mournfulness. 



Necessities or 



Needs. 



Negation. 



News, giving and 

 receiving. 



Nobility of cha- 

 racter. 



Novelty, sense of. 



Obedience. 

 Obstinacy. 

 Offence, sense of. 



Order, sense of. 

 Orders, giving. 



Pain, both of body 

 and mind. 



Passions. 



Pathos. 



Patience. 



Peace, sense of. 



Peevishness. 



Pensiveness. 



Peremptoriness. 



Perfunctoriness. 



Perplexity. 



Pertinacity. 



Pertness. 



Petition. 



Pet or 



Pettedness. 



Pity and 

 Piteousness. 



Petulance. 



Plaintiveness. 



Plans. 



Playfulness. 



Pleading. 



Pleasure, both of 

 body and mind. 



Politeness. 



Praise, apprecia- 

 tion of. 



Preference. 



Pretence. 



Pride. 



Promptitude. 



Propitiation. 



Protection, sense 

 of. 



Protest. 



