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1 I  |        like an ecstasy, into the tiny lives of them, to quicken
2 III|         saw the red imprint of a tiny, tiny hand, - a living hand,
3 III|       the red imprint of a tiny, tiny hand, - a living hand, which
4 III|   revived in the fingers of that tiny hand. The thing was never
5 III|          doll-maker's for twenty tiny paper dolls, each with a
6 IV | themselves with wet clay, making tiny models of mountains and
7 IV |          rivers and rice-fields; tiny mud villages, also, - imitations
8 VII|         from view by hundreds of tiny dresses suspended, - dresses
9 VII|        poles and all, - with one tiny stork perched on it. The