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 1   I,  1       |       turns it thither ever so little, one sees the principles
 2   I,  16      |       to magnify that which is little, or belittle that which
 3   I,  33      |       which consists in saying little things in big words, will
 4   I,  34      |       not want a sign and draw little distinction between the
 5   I,  37      | everything, we ought to know a little about everything. For it
 6  II,  61      |       have been kept. I know a little what it is, and how few
 7  II,  71      |           71. Too much and too little wine. Give him none, he
 8  II,  72      |        of nature; and from the little cell in which he finds himself
 9  II,  72      |    fact that our body, which a little while ago was imperceptible
10  II,  72      | Democritus.~But the infinitely little is the least obvious. Philosophers
11  II,  72      |   exceeds us; but as we exceed little things, we think ourselves
12  II,  72      |       as also too much and too little education. In short, extremes
13  II,  72      |      it that man should have a little more knowledge of the universe?
14  II,  72      |       he has it, he but gets a little higher. Is he not always
15  II,  84      |       The imagination enlarges little objects so as to fill our
16  II,  100     |      to self-love. It takes as little as it can, always with disgust,
17  II,  107     |       weather and my mood have little connection. I have my foggy
18  II,  107     |   prosperity or misfortune has little to do with the matter. I
19  II,  117     |      much this man drinks! How little that one"! This makes people
20  II,  140     |      that is to say capable of little and of much, of all and
21  II,  144     | knowing them. I pardoned their little knowledge; but I thought
22  II,  149     |      But if we are to remain a little while there, we are so concerned.
23  II,  159     |        could to hide them, the little publication of them spoils
24  II,  161     |      vanity of the world is so little known, that it is a strange
25  II,  175     |      175. We know ourselves so little that many think they are
26  II,  176     |        established, save for a little grain of sand which formed
27 III,  194     |   their opposition to it is so little dangerous that it serves,
28 III,  194     |     hold our soul to be only a little wind and smoke, especially
29 III,  194     |       they judge themselves so little worthy of their own care,
30 III,  194     |    believe that they may, in a little time, be more replenished
31 III,  195     |     them every hour, must in a little time infallibly put them
32 III,  205     | eternity before and after, the little space which I fill and even
33 III,  210     |     the play is; at the last a little earth is thrown upon our
34 III,  226     |     all this?)~If you care but little to know the truth, here
35 III,  229     |       too much to deny and too little to be sure, I am in a state
36  IV,  271(38) |        3. "Except ye become as little children." ~
37  IV,  282     |      she has given us but very little knowledge of this kind;
38   V,  331     |       to make their madness as little harmful as possible.~
39   V,  333     |       order to complain of the little fuss you make about them,
40  VI,  356     |     nourishment of the body is little by little. Fullness of nourishment
41  VI,  356     |       of the body is little by little. Fullness of nourishment
42  VI,  357     | journey towards the infinitely little; and vices present themselves
43  VI,  380     |      We must relax our minds a little; but this opens the door
44  VI,  386     |          For life is a dream a little less inconstant.~
45 VII,  425     |         But example teaches us little. No resemblance is ever
46 VII,  430     |       his own fancy. He has so little knowledge of what God is
47 VII,  434     |         is not another sleep a little different from the former,
48 VII,  434     |      who, when pressed ever so little, can show no title to it
49 VII,  434     |    wherein he seems to have so little a share that it was committed
50 VII,  446     |        A great king besieged a little city." This great king is
51 VII,  538     |                  538. With how little pride does a Christian believe
52 VII,  538     |        united to God! With how little humiliation does he place
53 VII,  543     |    complicated, that they make little impression; and if they
54 VII,  553     |    them to bear with Him for a little, and they leave Him with
55 VII,  553     |        indifference, having so little compassion that it could
56 VII,  553     | rejoice too much at events.~Do little things as though they were
57 VII,  553     |     things as though they were little and easy, because of His
58 VIII,  565    |  obscurity of religion, in the little light we have of it, and
59  XI,  721     |       one of them came forth a little horn, which waxed exceedingly
60  XI,  725     |     the Lord of hosts: Yet one little while, and I will shake
61  XI,  733     |       would then increase. The little stone of Daniel.~If I had
62 XII,  775(168)|          Luke 12:32. "Fear not little flock." ~
63 XII,  792     | together, we cannot obtain one little thought; this is impossible
64 XII,  800     |     promises, to gain. However little any of them might have been
65 XIV,  868     |        present time and was as little authorised as his defenders,
66 XIV,  919     |       their good maxims are as little holy as the bad, for they