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1 VII  |         the apparatus possessed sufficient stability. Its center of
2 VII  |        fiber, which combined in sufficient degree flexibility with
3 VII  | preserves, meats and vegetables sufficient to last for months. Such
4 XVII |      But had the flying machine sufficient power to tow them through
5 XVIII|        round with them. Had she sufficient mechanical power to escape
6 XIX  |         have thought the reason sufficient.~Immediately Uncle Prudent
7 XXII |     rain; her capacity gave her sufficient ascensional force to lift
8 XXII |     campaign in the “Albatross” sufficient for his fame. He had declined