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 1 Pref  |       with good will accept this small declamation, but take upon
 2 Praise|     another.~But I think it is a small matter that you thus owe
 3 Praise|          this purpose is that no small testimony of the proverb,
 4 Praise|          and smooth, their voice small, their skin soft, as if
 5 Praise| sweetening one another with some small relish of folly.~And now
 6 Praise|       leap, and admiring that so small a creature as a fly should
 7 Praise|  business, either so great or so small, but is managed by these
 8 Praise|       are not afraid of death—no small evil, by Jupiter! They are
 9 Praise|      presently thinks himself no small gentleman. In all which
10 Praise|        on certain days with some small wax candles and proper prayers,
11 Praise|         rapines, parts with some small piece of money. He straight
12 Praise|        and that to his wife’s no small sorrow, in that she lost
13 Praise|        that is to say, only some small persuasion; next, that they
14 Praise|          his heir. Another for a small and uncertain gain exposes
15 Praise|     hopes, no doubt, to get some small snip of it themselves.~There
16 Praise|        dreams; and all this with small waste of paper, as well
17 Praise|      they intrude not, to the no small damage of the commonwealth
18 Praise|      heard myself one, and he no small fool—I was mistaken, I would
19 Praise|         have a mind to give some small touches of princes and courts,
20 Praise|        their authority may be of small credit among Christians.
21 Praise|       daws. Especially when a no small professor, whose name I
22 Praise|        thereby minding them what small care they should take for
23 Praise|   respect I pass by, a man of no small repute, who from those tents
24 Praise|     understand that there was no small company of them.~But not
25 Praise|       common people attribute no small matter; whereas the other
26 Praise|   perpetually mad. And this is a small taste of that future happiness.~