Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VII |            his master might have a sufficiently substantial meal. The stove
 2        I,  VII |         were found to be only just sufficiently cooked; the couscous was
 3        I,  VIII|        managed to make up quarters sufficiently comfortable in the principal
 4        I,  VIII|             By the 25th, Venus was sufficiently remote to preclude any further
 5        I,  IX  |           barometer, they were not sufficiently threatening to delay the
 6        I,  X   |           of his position that was sufficiently free from error for his
 7        I,  XIII|            obtain an approximation sufficiently accurate as to the true
 8        I,  XX  |         quarters might be rendered sufficiently warm. All at once, in the
 9        I,  XX  |        this handy little craft was sufficiently freighted with coal (of
10       II,  VIII| apprehended; the demonstration was sufficiently complete that the orbit
11       II,  XII |          widened out into a cavern sufficiently large, but here its accommodation
12       II,  XVI |        obliquely. If the impact is sufficiently oblique, Gallia may do precisely
13       II,  XVI |             our own experience has sufficiently shown us its advantages