Book,  chapter

 1    1,    2|         shores.”~“Oh, there’s no need to send so far to find out
 2    1,   14|         recruit our strength. We need it anyway, either to prolong
 3    1,   16|          is the case now, all we need expect is a few violent
 4    1,   17|        companions, he added, “we need not have been so much on
 5    1,   17|       sir, that my books have no need of such ERRATA.”~“Indeed!
 6    1,   18|         it too, for there was no need now to urge them on; they
 7    1,   21|     serious question which would need to be well talked over.~
 8    1,   23|        making powder.”~“We don’t need it,” replied McNabbs, exhibiting
 9    1,   23|            That’s easily said. I need not disturb myself to come
10    1,   25|        of patience, for we shall need it before very long.”~Glenarvan
11    1,   25|        affection for. Besides, I need not tell you, friend, that
12    1,   26|        Who?”~“Glenarvan. Come, I need your eyes.”~“My eyes,” replied
13    1,   26|         them vigorously.~“Yes, I need your eyes to make out the
14    2,    1|        in his sister’s arms.~“No need to blush, Robert,” said
15    2,    1|        The Major and Paganel, it need hardly be said, came in
16    2,    1|        The thing is too plain to need proof.”~The conclusion of
17    2,    8|       reason, and that he had no need to bring forward.~“I’ll
18    2,    9| questions, and my cousin McNabbs need not try and find you tripping.”~“
19    2,   12|  distribution of prizes. Paganel need not have been so amazed
20    2,   13|        whatever might happen.~It need hardly be said these precautions
21    2,   13|       parched, the trees have no need of wind or sun. Moisture
22    2,   13|         I don’t suppose the fact need materially alter our arrangements.
23    2,   13|          and added, “Of course I need not say that it is not a
24    2,   16|        conveyance out, and would need the united strength of men,
25    2,   17|      which I repeated to you. We need not lose ourselves in vain
26    2,   17|      Glenarvan.~“I mean that our need is urgent, and that since
27    3,    5|         and well-armed Europeans need not give a thought to an
28    3,    7|       Vercingetorix, so that you need not be astonished that the
29    3,   12|         meal together.~“We shall need all our strength,” Glenarvan
30    3,   14|        Maories, and there was no need for the terrible realities
31    3,   17|         your suspicions, but you need certainties to condemn a
32    3,   18|        you are uneasy about. You need a guarantee for me, for
33    3,   20|          settlers; while what we need is a vast country, whose