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 1 I   | stimulating~speculators. For every small locality in the neighborhood
 2 I   |          married the daughter of a small inn-keeper, he enlarged
 3 II  |        upon an~anxious forehead, a small drawn-bonnet of faded green
 4 III |             In his hand, he~held a small reddish stick, much polished,
 5 V   |           out from a side-pocket a small straw case, from which~he
 6 V   |            letting me cut it up in small lots right in the~heart
 7 VI  |           always felt himself very small in Moreau's presence; but
 8 VI  |          many years, prevented the small bourgeoisie from laughing
 9 VII |       prudent economy to which his small means forced him, Clapart
10 VIII|           with us and~sleep in the small attic next to your chamber.
11 IX  |          France as he is. He~has a small mind, and I don't care a
12 X   |          his great misfortune, the small~luck of being, at the Comte