Part, Chapter

 1  Pref,   2|     twigs" which break at the slightest pressure.33 All these --
 2  Intr,   0|       But she is, without the slightest doubt, a born writer; and,
 3  Unic,   1|   supposing that she made the slightest account of her beauty; and,
 4  Unic,   2|   this, though I took not the slightest trouble about what I must
 5  Unic,   6|    spoke ill of anyone in the slightest degree, for my usual practice
 6  Unic,  12|      that I could not get the slightest profit from their instruction.
 7  Unic,  25|      it hears and has not the slightest desire to hear because of
 8  Unic,  27| anything, or having taken the slightest trouble in order to learn
 9  Unic,  31|    knew something but was the slightest bit in doubt about it; and
10  Unic,  32|       has seemed to me of the slightest importance by comparison
11  Unic,  33|     of this worried me in the slightest; I gave up the project as
12  Unic,  33|     virtue of never doing the slightest thing save in conformity
13  Unic,  35|    such a man stumbled in the slightest degree when Thou, Lord,
14  Unic,  36|    told me that there was the slightest imperfection in this, I
15  Unic,  37|     to which I can attach the slightest esteem by comparison with