Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XCVIII|            particular observations sufficient either in number, or in
 2        1, XCIX  |      exclusions; and then, after a sufficient number of negatives, come
 3        1, XCIX  |          copious nor verified with sufficient accuracy to serve the purposes
 4        1, X     |          and experimental history, sufficient and good; and this is the
 5        1, XII   |          being from its rarity not sufficient to support respiration;
 6        1, XII   |        moderns St. Elmo's Fire, no sufficient investigation thereof has
 7        1, XIII  |          and not condensed, is yet sufficient to set paper, straw, or
 8        1, XIII  |        will, after a lapse of time sufficient to allow for the extinction
 9        1, XXXIII| affirmation or negation. For it is sufficient for the purpose in hand
10        1, XXXVI |        than the Atlantic, which is sufficient for the purpose.~At length
11        1, XXXVI |           flame, provided it be of sufficient denseness. Certainly, one
12        1, XXXVI |       hindered by a mass of matter sufficient to suppress and choke it;
13        1, XL    |        sense; or because it is not sufficient in quantity to strike the
14        1, XLV   |       sound), now drew in water in sufficient quantities to allow the