Book, Chapter

 1     1, 9-14 |       Thee, praying Thee, though small, yet with no small earnestness,
 2     1, 9-14 |        though small, yet with no small earnestness, that I might
 3     1, 12-19|          fit penalty for one, so small a boy and so great a sinner.
 4     1, 20-31|       baseness, ignorance. In so small a creature, what was not
 5     2, 3-5  |      mine own kind, even to that small portion of mankind as may
 6     6, 2-2  |          therewith more than one small cup of wine, diluted according
 7     6, 2-2  | distribute to those about her by small sips; for she sought there
 8     6, 3-3  |         conjecturing that in the small interval which he obtained,
 9     6, 11-19|           they have some, and no small sweetness. We must not lightly
10     7, 6-10 |      near one to other, that the small interval (how much force
11     9, 9-21 |        to their reconcilement. A small good this might appear to
12     9, 12-33|      that I wept my mother for a small portion of an hour (the
13    10, 6-10 |         the same to all? Animals small and great see it, but they
14    10, 35-57|  different, because they are but small creatures? I go on from
15    11, 23-29|         grant to men to see in a small thing notices common to
16    11, 23-29|       common to things great and small. The stars and lights of
17    11, 23-30|         finish that course in so small a space of time, as one
18    11, 23-30|         be it was finished in so small a space as twelve hours;
19    12, 7-7  |      earth; a great thing, and a small thing; for Thou art Almighty