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 1 I  |    that~moment. There are no small events for the heart; the
 2 I  |  after another belong to the small number of things~which it
 3 IV |   broad views, and a mass of small~defects, a real need of
 4 IV |     strings. It was a~day of small things, a cold prosaic era.
 5 VI |    asked for nothing however small. Friends had~taken the steps
 6 VI |     any woman?--Is it such a~small thing to know that your
 7 VI | grievous to see him grown so small, so distrustful of~himself;
 8 VII|      full sweetness of every small~successive conquest on which
 9 IX |    continued he,~taking up a small steel object from the table, "
10 IX | their ideas for such pitiful small change.~ ~The Duke suddenly