Chapter

 1 V    |  onto Frycollin—there was no need for the last two, for the
 2 VI   |    of which they lay in such need. They were reduced to stifled
 3 VI   |     in amenities to which we need not recur, we had kept our
 4 VII  |      be lost to humanity.~It need not be shown that the apparatus
 5 VIII |     wind, and I am. I had no need of sails to drive me, nor
 6 X    |     t know,” said Turner.~“I need not ask if he has gone out.”~“
 7 XI   |   stretched out his head. It need not be said that while he
 8 XII  |      keep to their cabin.~It need hardly be said that to keep
 9 XV   |     spot in which, if he had need of repose or revictualing,
10 XVI  |      heat—which there was no need to flee from as it mounted
11 XVIII|   confused mass of white.~It need not be said that they had
12 XXI  |   Evans, of Philadelphia!~It need hardly be said that the
13 XXII |  natives, all were there. We need not stop to describe the
14 XXII |    mass heave and swell. Nor need we recount the number of
15 XXII | hoisted the American colors. Need we say that the majority