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1 Pre, 6 |  clauses for the purpose of small but noisy criticism, as
2 Syn, 2 |    can of any body, however small, so that the natures of
3 III, 11|     appears to me extremely small draws its origin from the
4  IV, 8 |     find that it is of very small extent, and greatly limited,
5  IV, 8 |     I find none that is not small and circumscribed, and in
6  VI, 7 |   these towers, looked like small statues, when viewed from
7  VI, 19| imagine any one of them how small soever it may be], which
8  VI, 20|    or perhaps even from one small part of it, viz, that in