Chapter

 1 4 |        too many; but he was not sufficiently broken into the fashions
 2 4 | Prudence, monsieur, is a virtue sufficiently useless to Musketeers, I
 3 7 |         whom we believe we have sufficiently explained the character--
 4 17|       and I have some questions sufficiently serious to put to you. Describe
 5 25|     master that the horses were sufficiently refreshed and that it would
 6 26|      that I did not feel myself sufficiently prepared for ordination,
 7 32|      advanced toward him with a sufficiently easy air, and saluted him
 8 36|         to disguise his writing sufficiently. ~As nine o'clock sounded,
 9 38|        whether any fish will be sufficiently complaisant to bring it
10 48|        may say. Are our lackeys sufficiently devoted to us to risk their
11 53|      when I shall have suffered sufficiently for my faith." ~The look
12 56|       of the flesh, and she was sufficiently skillful to prevail over
13 61|         that it?" ~"I have been sufficiently unjust to believe so; but