Chapter

 1 I   |      the pittance was scarcely~sufficient; nearly the whole of it
 2 II  |     streams, where there was a sufficient fall of water. The largest
 3 II  |      Such sagacity will give a sufficient idea of the old-world~manners
 4 II  |        Negrepelisse maintained sufficient of the tradition of birth
 5 II  |      his fortune, and breeding~sufficient to enable him to avoid blunders
 6 II  |   whose adventurous life was a~sufficient passport to the house of
 7 III | manners. That would be pretext sufficient~for having him constantly
 8 IV  |        ennobles. If I have not sufficient influence to~compel them
 9 IV  |      and a fine estate was his sufficient~title to gentility; but
10 VIII|       good looks and more than sufficient genius could fail to excite~