To him it appears as the great necessity.

He cannot see himself outside of it.
To be at large in the world throws him into panic.

The sacrifices and pains very young children suffer uncomplainingly, particularly in great cities and factory towns, is a pathetic enough demonstration of what the word means to them.

Mere children by the hundreds support families terrified by the thought of their collapse.

The orphan forever dreams of the day when a home will be found for him.