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 1        I,  IX   |       stock of coal on board was adequate for two months’ consumption;
 2        I,  XV   | accelerated; and this affords an adequate explanation of our days
 3        I,  XV   |    unprepared to give at once an adequate solution; nevertheless,
 4        I,  XVIII|      crew of three men, as being adequate to work so light a craft,
 5        I,  XX   |      walls would fail to give an adequate protection from the severity
 6        I,  XXI  |          stock was far more than adequate; while as for drink, as
 7       II,  X    |          fails altogether in any adequate way to convey a due impression
 8       II,  XIII |      mental energy to furnish an adequate reaction to the depressing
 9       II,  XIV  |       demanding far more than an adequate security. Count Timascheff,
10       II,  XVIII|     would it be in a place where adequate resources for safety would