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 1 V    |      devised that none but a small company should dwell with
 2 XII  | breeze that bloweth the air. Small and short-lived is their
 3 XIII |    who beareth in mind those small kindnesses that we have
 4 XVI  |  giving of thanks to God for small mercies winneth great ones?
 5 XVI  |      and bless God for these small mercies, knowing that the
 6 XVII |     easily foundereth; and a small house shall not stand without
 7 XIX  |      reflection, catcheth at small beginnings, and then, by
 8 XIX  |     beginnings, and then, by small increases, arriveth at great
 9 XIX  |      body, they that neglect small wounds often bring mortification
10 XXI  |      on account of me who am small! And may the Lord, who in
11 XXV  |     felt, seest not even one small glimmer of light. Wherefore
12 XXX  |  male issue, deeming this no small misfortune. While he was
13 XXX  |      But fulfil me one other small and trivial desire of mine,
14 XXX  |      soul, fulfil me this my small desire. And although I seek
15 XXXIV|  from our eyes, and see some small ray of truth, and there
16 XXXV |      Then he brake them into small pieces, and distributed
17 XXXVI|      blunder it bringeth but small damage to the crew. But