Elements cannot be removed from an array. Is it possible to skip or hide particular items in an array by stating the element ID of the elements desired to be skipped? As far as I understand the method Skip() only skips the first element or elements, depending on how many you specified. Here is an example below of why I need to skip certain elements in the array:

Code:
public void MergeVolumes()
        {
            Volumes[] lVolumes = mWebService.getAllVolumes();
            List<string> contents = new List<string>();
            int count = lVolumes.Length; // Original value of count
            int volumeOrder = 1; // First category of unknown number of categories
            int ID = 0; // Element ID

            // Add the content of all volumes of a book to a list<string> "contents" in chronological order
            for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
            {
                int volumeNo = lVolumes[ID].Number;

                if (volumeNo == volumeOrder)
                {
                    // Add content of the current volume to the list
                    contents.Add(lVolumes[ID].Content);

                    // Skip this element each time
                    lVolumes.Skip(ID); // PROBLEM!

                    // Look for next volume now
                    volumeOrder++;
                }
                else
                {
                    // Keep looping till find the desired volume
                    count++;
                }

                // Once run through array once, rerun
                if (ID == lVolumes.Length - 1)
                {
                    // Reset to zero
                    ID = 0;
                }
                ID++;
            }
        }
I have considered using some form of two-dimensional arraylist,containing both the volume no and the volume content, enabling me to remove specified elements from the arraylist but I don't know what I can use....