Heeelp!!!!

I have finally finished my Masters thesis (Introducing Mr Perky: Subverting the Fantasy Trope of Immortality in Contemporary Speculative Fiction), except for a few citations. It is almost ready to submit, but I have just discovered I have  to cite page numbers as well as ISBNs, titles, authors (and what forest the tree from which the papers is made, came from... I'm sure...).

So, here's my problem. One of my case studies is Trudi's Priestess of the White. I have loaned my copy to someone and it hasn't come back, and I need the page numbers for the following quotes (from the Australian edition). I can't buy it locally or ring Trudi 'cause she's neck deep in a line edit revision at the moment, and I don't want to bother her.

Can anyone out there help me with the page numbers?

Quote 1:

  'Is Rian in any danger?’ 
   'No.’ 
   'Then why did Juran warn him to watch for a surprise attack? Surely he cannot be killed.’ 
   Dyara crossed her arms. ‘Only if he makes a foolish mistake — and he won’t. I taught him well.’ lsquo;So we’re not invulnerable. Or immortal.’ 
   Dyara smiled. ‘Not exactly. Most would say we’re close enough to it. We do have limitations…

Quote 2:

The knowledge hit her [Auraya] like a physical blow. The Pentadrian could kill her. She felt a wave of terror and hastily created another shield. Looking up at the sorcerer, she saw him smiling broadly. So much for immortality, she found herself thinking. People are going to remember me as the shortest-lived immortal in history!

Quote 3:

The stairs were steep, narrow and worn to a dip in the centre of each tread. She started climbing and was soon breathing deeply. The higher she climbed, the more disconcerting the drop to the shore became. Wind buffeted her, and she wondered uneasily what would happen to her if she fell. Dyara hadn’t taught her how to survive a fall. Would a defensive shield like the one used to protect her from a magical attack also save her from the impact of landing on the sand or rocks far below

Quote 4:

The white ring on her middle finger almost seemed to glow. Through it, the gods gave her the Gift of immortality and somehow enhanced her own Gifts… In return she gave her will and her now never-ending life to their service.

Here's hoping... :)