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1         I,II |        whose front edges~opened sufficiently to show a pleated shirt-frill.
2         I,III| approached any man but the~king sufficiently near to become aware of
3         I,III|       but du Tillet was not yet sufficiently intimate~with them to ask
4         I,V  | peasantry. This line, which was sufficiently~unremunerative, required
5         I,VII|         last."~ ~People who are sufficiently large-minded to perceive
6         I,III|       if his vengeance were not~sufficiently accomplished. He hesitated
7         I,IV |        with all its festivities~sufficiently explained the absences of