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 1    1,    4|            or go round the world if necessary. Let us go, Edward; let
 2    1,    5|   circumnavigation of the globe, if necessary.~The DUNCAN was a steam
 3    1,   12|         recommence at once, and, if necessary, should continue part of
 4    1,   12|           only went as quick as was necessary, neither more nor less,
 5    1,   12|         shelter.”~“It is absolutely necessary, however, if it were only
 6    1,   17|            resource, not having the necessary implements. They were therefore
 7    1,   23|            to our starting point if necessary.”~“Do you suppose that I
 8    1,   23|         parallel round the globe if necessary, however slight our chance
 9    2,    6|            grapes, and oranges. The necessary was there and there was
10    2,    8|         ordering him to procure the necessary means of conveyance across
11    2,   15|          the presence of Ayrton was necessary to the expedition, that
12    2,   16|           ladies did not shrink, if necessary, from walking the whole
13    2,   16|          the presence of Ayrton was necessary to discover traces of the
14    2,   17|           against the balls. It was necessary to beat a retreat. Glenarvan
15    2,   17|             treachery is still more necessary now.”~“What do you mean,
16    2,   17|          sign, who went through the necessary formality as well as he
17    2,   18|             with giving Mulrady the necessary directions for getting to
18    2,   18|        outside. This precaution was necessary, for an attack on the part
19    3,    1|           short a voyage it was not necessary to be very particular.~“
20    3,    3|             and if it is absolutely necessary I will do it. As long as
21    3,    4|           of the vessel, and it was necessary to put her about to regain
22    3,    5|          the ship’s boat?”~“Yes, if necessary,” answered John; “but we
23    3,    6| watchfulness and perfect skill were necessary to avoid these submerged
24    3,   13|           Glenarvan brought out the necessary quantity and put them into
25    3,   14|             four, even five days if necessary—that is to say, till the
26    3,   14|        moment for action. Speed was necessary. Glenarvan, Paganel, McNabbs,
27    3,   16|     interest of Harry Grant, it was necessary to go where I was told to
28    3,   17|       longer at the outside. It was necessary, therefore, to put in at
29    3,   17|         could have invented hope if necessary—even Paganel was gloomy