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 1 1,1|     balloons is well known. It is sufficient to throw out the lightest
 2 1,4|           of two men would not be sufficient. Herbert remarked this. ~"
 3 1,4|           all they had collected, sufficient, indeed, to have loaded
 4 1,6|        Chimneys offered a retreat sufficient for the present. The fire
 5 1,0|         by the air did not give a sufficient support. Evening came on
 6 1,0|   disappearing; but its light was sufficient to show clearly the horizontal
 7 1,2|   reporter. "Bows and arrows were sufficient for centuries to stain the
 8 1,4|         give us presently, with a sufficient approximation, I hope." ~"
 9 1,6|         powder, so as to effect a sufficient excavation, it was not to
10 1,9|           the finding it would be sufficient to show the place where
11 1,0|       liquid, was driven out by a sufficient pressure. As to the two
12 1,1|         of habitable countries is sufficient for humanity. Yet nature
13 2,1|         of the forest furnished a sufficient tribute of agoutis, capybaras,
14 2,2|         the barrels were scarcely sufficient to keep it above water.
15 2,4|          Pencroft and Neb carried sufficient provision for the little
16 2,6|        position of the ladder was sufficient to show that it was; it
17 2,0| situations where there was hardly sufficient room to move; two or three
18 2,1|          he himself could give no sufficient reason. ~"Now," said the
19 2,2|         bank of the Mercy, it was sufficient to oppose the colpeos on
20 2,3|          turnips, of which it was sufficient to collect the seed to enrich
21 2,4|        wood found in a corner was sufficient to warm it. The door closed,
22 2,4|          Perhaps a spark would be sufficient to revive his obscured intellect,
23 2,5|           spark, indeed, would be sufficient to reillumine that soul,
24 2,6|        for ten bushels alone were sufficient for sowing every year to
25 2,8|       currents as united would be sufficient to produce all the phenomena
26 2,8|       became unmagnetized. It was sufficient to place a plate of soft
27 2,8|        upon the negatives, it was sufficient to soak them for a few minutes
28 2,0|        the engineer, "for a depth sufficient for the keel of the 'Bonadventure'
29 3,1|      think, Cyrus, that that is a sufficient motive for a ship, finding
30 3,1|     desert island appear to him a sufficient expiation? Did not the penitent
31 3,3|          House and brought back a sufficient quantity of ammunition.
32 3,7|         having struck a bone with sufficient force to produce a violent
33 3,0|      force would have been barely sufficient to cope with the convicts,
34 3,6|           vault. Though there was sufficient depth of water to allow
35 3,8|         of January; and as he was sufficient for the task, to which he
36 3,9|  outbuildings contained more than sufficient to provide the ship for
37 3,9|         crater could not afford a sufficient outlet for this vapor. An