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 1   com, com5, 1 |   dwell. For if an exceedingly small piece of wormwood be taken
 2   com, com5, 1 |       does not the exceedingly small piece of wormwood entirely
 3   com, com11, 1|       is of the size of a very small grain, yet when it falls
 4   sim, sim2, 1 |    ground, what it produces is small and rotten. This similitude,
 5   sim, sim2, 1 |        which he does offer are small and weak, and have no power
 6   sim, sim8, 1 |        which he gave them were small, about a cubit, as it were,
 7   sim, sim8, 5 |       gave them who had a very small part green and the other
 8   sim, sim8, 10|       little through indulging small desires, and finding little
 9   sim, sim8, 10|    withered, but having a very small part green, are those who
10   sim, sim9, 1 |     quite full of clefts, some small and others large; and the
11   sim, sim9, 7 |      Those that shall be found small will be thrown into the
12   sim, sim9, 23|     which had clefts large and small, and decayed grass in the
13   sim, sim9, 23| following: they who occupy the small clefts are those who bring
14   sim, sim9, 23|         for their slanders are small, and they will quickly repent.