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 1 Pre, 1 |      in discussing them is so little trodden, and so remote from
 2  II, 9 |        9. Assuredly it is not little, if all these properties
 3  II, 12|        but only a body that a little before appeared to me conspicuous
 4 III, 2 |                 2. And in the little I have said I think I have
 5 III, 19|      I find that there is but little in them that is clearly
 6 III, 20| because they exhibit to me so little reality that I cannot even
 7  IV, 1 |     that there is exceedingly little which is known with certainty
 8  IV, 17|   deem that I have not gained little by this day's meditation,
 9   V, 4 |    general; but besides, by a little attention, I discover innumerable
10  VI, 21|       moved by another part a little removed from the other,