Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VII |  satisfied himself that the required conditions were answered
 2        I,  XIII|    in his own country, when required to conform to what he calls “
 3        I,  XXI |     and needed none; but it required no very keen discrimination
 4        I,  XXII|    do. The domestic animals required a great deal of attention;
 5       II,  IV  |     it, saying that what he required was a small chamber, no
 6       II,  VI  |  him that the steelyard was required for no other purpose than
 7       II,  VII |    rock the cubic decimeter required by the professor.~The next
 8       II,  IX  |     of each of the articles required were weighed, and the Jew
 9       II,  XI  |    with what little food he required from his own stock of provisions,
10       II,  XI  | transactions, when occasion required that some purchase should
11       II,  XII |  which might be burned when required for cooking purposes. Moreover,
12       II,  XII |   water would be constantly required; ice for this purpose must
13       II,  XVII|  his satisfaction. But they required to know more than the general
14       II,  XVII|    me all the information I required;” and, with a low bow and