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It feels like a sufficiently meaningful and enjoyable activity that you might pursue it in your leisure time.

For a father he careth not sufficiently for his children: human fathers do this better!

These are circumstances, which sufficiently shew, that Cadmus was a different personage, from what he is generally imagined.

But for St. Paul, as for all sufficiently earnest and vigorous minds, there is a point at which these distinctions disappear.

A few words here will sufficiently convey my appeal, but those few must be pressing.

It is seldom that our first thought, even upon any subject, is sufficiently just.