Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int|     means. of subsistence by the small remuneration he received;
2   1,  Int| infinitely~great, the infinitely small. The body is in the soul,
3   1,  1  |     depths of the, soul with the small helm of reason to govern
4   2,  1  |     vanishes in the sea, or as a small spirit, becomes attenuated,
5   2,  2  |          the vulgar who have but small enlightenment. Diana, the
6   2,  2  |          of little savour and of small account. But go on.~MAR.
7   2,  2  |         with them nothing was so small that it did not contain
8   2,  3  |         given two lights~To this small earth for governance;~But