Chap.

 1    1|    Pandora's pent up mischiefs, sufficiently punished his temerity, by
 2    3|         sex. As soon as she was sufficiently advanced in strength to
 3    4|         upon them, how can they sufficiently brace their minds to discharge
 4    4|        of the rich; they do not sufficiently deal in general ideas, collected
 5    5|     after recommending, without sufficiently discriminating delicacy,
 6    5|             When women are once sufficiently enlightened to discover
 7    9|       life could give. - Raised sufficiently above abject poverty not
 8   12|     women, could be singular? - Sufficiently so to puff up the possessor,
 9   13|          and that they have not sufficiently cultivated their minds to
10   13| precision. When the mind is not sufficiently opened to take pleasure