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 1 1 |   houses of the merchants~are small and low; their fronts are
 2 1 |     days either~brocatelle or small brocade.~ ~On each of the
 3 1 |     story and its summit is a small open dome,~beneath which
 4 2 | inexhaustible. Her teeth were small and white; she had gained
 5 2 |     her~ball of thread, and a small stool, on which she seated
 6 3 |      one of~the tall chests a small round basket made of fine
 7 5 |       This sum, joined to the~small present fortune of the Guenics,
 8 5 |    rather keep their children small~and still requiring protection.
 9 6 |   vessel to Nantes, thence by small boats~to Croisic, from which
10 7 | intervals. These~windows have small leaded panes on the ground-floor
11 7 |        and arranged it with a small salon, a~large chamber,
12 7 | thought, must be playing on a small~upright piano brought by
13 8 |     real work. Indifferent to small things as well~as great
14 10|      you~that my wit is but a small matter, not to be mentioned
15 13|      greatest enjoyments that small minds or inferior~minds
16 13|       neither so great nor~so small; I am a woman, and very
17 14|       him a long journey in a small space,"~said Mademoiselle
18 18|      sacrifice of~Sabine as a small matter, she knew her so