Chapter

 1  1,2|  However, Madame Ferailleur had sufficient self-control to shrug her
 2  2,2|      for her toilette - that is sufficient - and it is a matter for
 3  2,3|     replied: "Very well. That's sufficient. I will see him in a moment." ~
 4  5,2|       of a magnificent stud, of sufficient wealth to gratify every
 5  6,1|   dispelled. "If I had only had sufficient presence of mind to deny
 6  8,2|        laundress - - " ~"That's sufficient," interrupted Madame de
 7  8,5|      home where they had barely sufficient to deceive society, and
 8  9,1|  Certainly not. She must obtain sufficient evidence to give her the
 9 10,2|    greatly mistaken. Chupin had sufficient experience and common sense
10 10,3| precision, but it was more than sufficient for a pure-blooded Parisian
11 11,3|        mad!" And deeming this a sufficient explanation, he added, addressing
12 11,5|      name of Valorsay was quite sufficient to set all M. Fortunat's
13 12,2| Marguerite's word! Will this be sufficient? It is now, perhaps; but
14 13,5|       Moreover, the offer was a sufficient proof that his financial
15 14,4|       de Valorsay was more than sufficient, not only to divest him
16 15,3|      failed him, and he had not sufficient money to pay our passage
17 15,3|         undoubtedly have gained sufficient influence over me to persuade
18 16,3|       last reason was more than sufficient to fix M. Wilkie's choice. "
19 16,3|          This testimony will be sufficient to convict her of the robbery.
20 20,3|      among you finds his income sufficient? Which one of you is not