I need not tell you his name?"

"I need scarcely say that the bank will honour your lordship's cheques for any amount.

Four thousand a yearit's not too much for a man in your position, but there's no need to sell your horses.

I do not want you to consider me ungrateful; for indeed, I am grateful for the shelter you have given me, and I shall always remember that you came to my aid when I was in sore need.

She had no need to ask herself what it was: she knew too well.

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"Oh, you needn't try that.

'Tis enough for me, that he acknowledges that he had rather read good Verse than Prose [p. 575]: for if all the enemies of Verse will confess as much, I shall not need to prove that it is natural.

Need I tell you that when he sought my hand in preference to all the other girls in our village, that I gave him what I never can give to another, the first, deep love of my girlish heart.

I am puzzled to know if they really hate Chicago more than any other spot on earth, or if they simply love to hear me fight for it, or if their manners need improving.

" My friend called to her sharply, and told her she need not apologize for her bathing, to which the maid replied, in a tone of meek justification, "But if madame la marquise only knew how she was regarded by the people for this habit of hers!"

Mont St. Michel is too well known to need a description.

I don't like to disparage Mrs. Jimmie's idea of what I need, but it does seem to me that nearly everything I have wanted here in Berlin is "stored at Munroe's.

Their trousers are always much too long, and so ample in width that they seem to need only a belt at the ankle to turn them into perfect Russian blouses.

There was to be a hunt that morningan amusing, luxurious sort of hunt quite in my line; one where I could go in a carriage and see the animals caught, but where I need not see them killed.

It kept recurring to my mind that my friends in America who had lived in Germany had told me that I need expect nothing at the hands of German men on account of being a woman.

I hear it constantly said that if he continue in this generous policy Russia need never apprehend another Polish revolution.

X CAIRO I need not have been afraid that the charms of Constantinople would spoil Cairo for me, although at first I was disappointed.

One attendant snatched my bouquet without even a "Thank you" (I had been wondering to whom I should give it, but I need not have worried), and patted me on the back as she pushed me into the room where the bride sat on a throne amid piles upon piles of bouquets.

It happened that the British East India Company had tons of tea in its London storehouses and was greatly in need of money.

But he need not have been in such a hurry.

The army, too, was sadly in need of food.

b. Why did slaveholders feel the need of more slave territory in the Union? c. Jackson has been called "a man of the people."

Whenever trouble came to the Western people, whenever there was need of a stout heart and an iron will, Jackson was at the front.

some one invention between 1790 and 1835, describe it, explain the need for it, and the results which have followed from it.