Chapter

 1 5 |      health. But my opponents need fear nothing from my eloq
 2 5 |      done no deed, of which I need fear to discourse in public.
 3 11|       verses there is no such need. ~The divine Hadrian, when
 4 20|       poverty consists in the need for fresh acquisition, wealth
 5 27|     to show that there was no need of magic to induce a woman
 6 35|     merest ripple without any need for human agency. Why do
 7 38|      over such trifles, and I need time to deal with other
 8 43| thrice in one day without the need for any incantations, and
 9 47|     serfs a chain-gang. Did I need such a crowd to help me
10 67|      before you, that I shall need to put out all my streng
11 70|  relieve her ill health; they need have no fears as to her
12 75|     of adulterers. For no one need fear to enter it save he
13 77|  avarice rivalled only by his need he had already devoured
14 87|      not even plausible. What need did I have of flattery,
15 91|     these points. There is no need for words from me, our deeds