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 1     I,  Int     |        concerning whom we know little more than is to be found
 2     I,  3       |       and take in canvas for a little while; nor will I indulge
 3     I,  4       |      songs, and pass on. For a little while endure the wrongs
 4     I,  17      |      had many compartments and little chambers, and was made with
 5     I,  32      |        Give me, I pray thee, a little water of this pitcher to
 6     I,  41      | revolves. It is a proof of the little esteem in which they held
 7     I,  41      |       to act the wanton. For a little while they hid their grief,
 8     I,  43      |        by the Romans, took her little children in either hand
 9     I,  48(4613)|                   We hear very little of the two sons of Moses,
10     I,  48(4617)|     She seems to have received little affection from her husband.
11     I,  49      |        of madness; a foul blot little in keeping with a sound
12    II,  2       |       goes on to say, 4655 “My little children, guard yourselves
13    II,  2       |        thus speaking: 4658 “My little children, these things write
14    II,  2       |        reason for telling you, little children, that everyone
15    II,  4       |             4. I delayed for a little while the production of
16    II,  5       |     For thou hast made him but little lower than the angels, and
17    II,  10      |     are nourished by them with little trouble on our part; and,
18    II,  11      |      when you are content with little: you have the world beneath
19    II,  21      |  protrudes, your shoulders are little mountains, your neck full
20    II,  22      |    that Israel was saved. Even little children in our schools
21    II,  22      |     ram in the flock or a poor little sheep? whether the sheep
22    II,  27      |        saying: 4885 “O thou of little faith, wherefore didst thou
23    II,  30      |       third as a son. 4904 “My little children” says the Apostle, “
24    II,  33      |        loved much. But to whom little is forgiven, the same loveth
25    II,  33      |      forgiven, the same loveth little.” He who loves little, and
26    II,  33      |   loveth little.” He who loves little, and has little forgiven,
27    II,  33      |      who loves little, and has little forgiven, he will of course
28    II,  35      |       into the depths beneath: little by little the haven opens
29    II,  35      |      depths beneath: little by little the haven opens to the view