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 1 2 |      lutes, cymbals, tabors, small drums, reed-pipes, flutes
 2 3 |     hung with a multitude of small bells, lofty, adorned with
 3 5 |    forest trees, other trees small and great;~10. The various
 4 5 |    13. And all trees, great, small, and mean, drink that water
 5 5 |  middle-sized and great.~29. Small plants are called the men
 6 8 |    with all goodly things, a small part (only) of which has
 7 8 |  were fully contented with a small part of Nirvâna, under the
 8 11|      is not a single spot so small as a mustard-seed where
 9 16| equal to the dust atoms of a small universe, have by hearing
10 17|     is not even so much as a small particle of the latter's.~
11 22|   than a bowshot, was made a small jewel-house, and on the
12 22|      and on the top of those small jewel-houses stood a hundred
13 25|    they became now big, then small; and now small, then big.
14 25|     big, then small; and now small, then big. Then they vanished