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 1 Int |            poetical quality it has little, but abundant technical
 2 I   |      desires, and was settled in a little solitude not far from London.
 3 I   |           by a noise made with two little sticks on an ass' skin extended.
 4 III |         say these, was corrupted a little after His death, and remained
 5 IV  |          the head of a sect when a little above twenty.~[Footnote
 6 IV  |           Germany, but reaped very little fruit; for the mode of "
 7 IV  |           laid waste America. In a little time a great number of these
 8 V   |            the University, and the little familiarity the men of this
 9 VII |        Antitrinitarians~There is a little sect here composed of clergymen,
10 VII |         which is much esteemed and little understood, on the existence
11 VII |           this kind, that there is little probability any new religion,
12 VII |          have been able to raise a little flock, which even decreases
13 IX  |          is made, and which are so little understood. Kings, indeed,
14 IX  |          rest of the nation were a little favoured in it, in order
15 IX  |     liberties, shows in itself how little liberty was known.~The title
16 X   |            whose only produce is a little lead, tin, fuller's-earth,
17 XI  |        putting their children to a little pain; unnatural, because
18 XI  |     mothers, in the same manner as little girls among us repeat their
19 XII |           justly and elegantly was little known, much less true philosophy.
20 XII |        seized upon his truth. In a little time experimental philosophy
21 XII |          can presume to compare so little a work with the history
22 XIII|            of the crusade having a little sunk the credit of his oracles.
23 XIII|          think always: and I am as little inclined as he could be
24 XIII|            not. Human reason is so little able, merely by its own
25 XIII|            to its nature; it is of little importance to religion,
26 XIV |   impulsion, of which we have very little notion; and according to
27 XIV | understanding, and were capable of little else than of giving him
28 XIV |        become boundless. Robault's little work was, during some years,
29 XV  |        matter that turns round our little vortex, must be seventeen
30 XV  |      destroyed all these great and little vortices, both that which
31 XV  |            regard to the pretended little vortex of the earth, it
32 XV  |            in their Aphelia, and a little nearer in their Perihelia;
33 XV  |     assistance of a quadrant and a little arithmetic.~The circumference
34 XVII|           form an angle infinitely little?~That a right line, which
35 XVII|             by changing infinitely little its direction, becomes an
36 XVII|         Egyptians, and even gave a little more extent to generations,
37 XIX |        lady falls in love with the little page, and will force him
38 XIX |       preference particularly to a little female peasant, a very harmless,
39 XIX |         every night. I receive but little pleasure from the perusal
40 XX  |       thinking may be revived in a little time. The French are of
41 XXI |           lords has he?"~Oldham, a little altered.~The Lord Rochester
42 XXI |         king, to whom Waller had a little before (as is usual with
43 XXII|       Pascal to have been a man of little or no genius, and some Jansenists
44 XXIV|           curves.~As there is very little order and regularity in
45 XXIV|  discourses have unhappily done so little honour to this body is evident
46 XXIV|          of arithmetic, aided by a little good sense, shall amass