Chapter

 1 XI  |        complete secrecy, it was necessary to secure the person of
 2 XII |      formula of science, is not necessary, but contingent.”~“But tell
 3 XVII| assistance whenever it shall be necessary.~With no immediate demand
 4 XIX |      had been removed it became necessary to drain off part of the
 5 XX  |       unsuccessful, it would be necessary to bring the ship back to
 6 XXI |      gun-priming which would be necessary to produce a shock. Besides,
 7 XXII|        the north, and it became necessary to brace the yards, trim
 8 XXIV|       and it would therefore be necessary to construct a raft that
 9 XXV |      ultimate rescue.~As it was necessary to be prepared to abandon
10 XXX |      rations becomes absolutely necessary.~Of spare clothes we have
11 XXXI|      Malays.~At noon, after the necessary preliminary observations,
12 XLVI|    aware that it was absolutely necessary that not one of those on
13 LVII|        together, it is scarcely necessary to say that there has arisen