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 1     I|  their forefathers, and in no small degree will it enable them
 2     I|       not only the humble and small things, but also the rich,
 3     I|     my manners how little and small that they be. I have experience
 4     I|   come my dove for to nourish small pigeons in the holes of
 5     I|   sweet sound of air soft and small, and there was our Lord.
 6     I|      his son and all the men, small and great, strangers and
 7     I|     hundred and thirty years, small and evil, and yet I am not
 8     I|    came for to gather, it was small and white like to coriander.
 9     I|        and let them judge the small things; it shall be the
10     I|       deeming and judging the small causes. And then his cousin
11     I|    turpentine. tigurye, n., a small house. tourbe, n., a crowd.
12    II|     of Judah, and if these be small things I shall add an l
13    II|    the seat above, and twelve small lions standing upon the
14    II|  horsemen, and were lodged in small cities and towns about Jerusalem
15    II|   baptized, without women and small children. ~And incontinent
16    II| precious gems and ouches, the small broken pieces of gems he
17    II| members, and was slicked with small nails of Iron, and pricked
18   III|      one of them that had two small children ran hardily and
19   III|    and poor, and to great and small. Well may he apperceive
20   III|      colour, and the juice of small plantain, and fair wheat
21    IV|     them by weight, great and small, and put that one-half in
22    IV|     this place. But take this small rod, and thereas thou shalt
23    IV|     to the seaside, and, like small children, took small stones
24    IV|     like small children, took small stones and threw them into
25    IV|       child that lay wound in small clouts in his mother's lap,
26    IV|     priest cut that part into small pieces, and cured and healed
27    IV|    need to demand and ask the small. And he had a right chaste
28     V|     city, that all, great and small, should come to see the
29     V|      great, and the labour is small. And the devil said to her:
30     V|      shall not perish for the small. And then the devil said:
31     V|       and be said to show the small things and little, because
32     V|       the sunbeams be full of small motes, which is small dust
33     V|      of small motes, which is small dust or powder. And how
34     V|   There be some that take the small things, but yet they leave
35     V| called Stone. He gathered the small worms out of the way because
36    VI|     the air he seeth well the small fishes in the sea. He hath
37    VI|  another, and did spin a fine small cloth of which she made
38    VI|      were full of brochets of small needles, and thereon small
39    VI|    small needles, and thereon small rings, and this did she
40    VI|      Conrad, a poor man and a small, but he was of noble science
41    VI|       necessity, she sent her small children here and there
42   VII|    his scholars: Learn ye, my small children, whiles I am alive
43   VII|       the last hewed him into small pieces, and the pieces were
44   VII|     them like a beam, and the small sins of him be like a festue.~
45   VII|       the hospitals and other small houses where poor people