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1 IX   | sailing towards the coast.”~“I need hardly ask,” I added; “whether
2 XIII |        supply should be all we need.~“Why not bore the deck?”
3 XVIII|   vouchsafed us in our hour of need.~The more we examined the
4 XVIII|        I; “though sailors will need to keep it at a respectful
5 XXV  |        complete prostration. I need hardly add that Miss Herbey
6 XXXIV|   which we are so seriously in need.”~The young people evidently
7 XLIV |    whirl of which they were in need, under the hope that either
8 XLVI |        an eager longing; and I need hardly explain to what a
9 XLVI |        we are so dreadfully in need.~The moon was entering her