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 1  3|       to that place where the little ships, drawn up on an oaken
 2 10|     ceremonies; and he has so little force or power, that he
 3 15|      UPON MINUCIUS, WITH SOME LITTLE APPEARANCE OF BEING HURT,
 4 21|   mother. By and by, when the little boy is found, Isis rejoices,
 5 22|  CHIEFLY BY POETS, WHO DID NO LITTLE MISCHIEF TO THE TRUTH BY
 6 25|   frequently gratified in the little chambers of the keepers
 7 27| things which were spoken of a little time ago by you, that Jupiter
 8 30|    possible for so tender, so little a body tO receive those
 9 32|      great majesty within one little building? Were it not better
10 36|      time, we have spoken too little, we shall argue the matter