Part, Chapter

 1    Pref         |     believed to be this—it is a small quarto:~"The Lyf of the
 2    Pref         |  following title; the volume is a small octavo in form:~"The Flaming
 3    Life, I      |          hermitages, by piling up small stones one on the other,
 4    Life, XIV    |          out every plant, however small it may be, that is worthless,
 5    Life, XVIII  | difference between them. Before a small piece of iron is made red-hot
 6    Life, XXIX   |       wise. He was not large, but small of  ./. stature, and most
 7    Life, XXXII  |           spot; and though it was small, I cared not at all for
 8    Life, XXXIII |          house offered me was too small,—so much so, that it seemed
 9    Life, XXXIII |         which might have formed a small church. One day, after Communion,
10    Life, XXXIII |         make a sufficient, though small, monastery. I did not care
11    Life, XXXIII |     living on alms. It cost me no small labour to have this matter
12    Life, XXXVI  |           monastery, which was no small thing, because it was founded
13    Life, XXXVIII|      plumage, but wings formed of small shells shining brightly.
14    Life, XXXIX  |       might be discontented in so small a house, and where enclosure
15     Rel, III    |       which were to be founded in small towns should be like this;