Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV  |        sum of money, which was sufficient for his journey, and would
 2        I,  IV  |        minutes, which appeared sufficient to enable the correspondent
 3        I,  X   |        a pale glimmer scarcely sufficient to light the way, but serving
 4        I,  XIII|      danger, and that this was sufficient to explain her son’s impatience
 5       II,  I   |       given them it was barely sufficient. Twice in the twenty-four
 6       II,  III |    Michael started. But he had sufficient command over himself not
 7       II,  VII |      could not as yet oppose a sufficient force. The invasion could
 8       II,  IX  |       caused this delay. Was a sufficient force of Russians directly
 9       II,  XI  | surface of the Angara would be sufficient to spread the flames along
10       II,  XIII|   repulsed?”~“They were not in sufficient force to oppose the enemy.”~“
11       II,  XV  |     and his eyeballs, had been sufficient to annihilate the action
12       II,  XV  |       since contrived, had had sufficient influence over the khans