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 1   1|    weight of their rifles; and little active volunteers, easily
 2   7|    rapidly through the town. A little later on, a black mass descended
 3  10|  evening the German remained a little longer warming himself at
 4  11|     the simple townsmen in but little more contempt than did the
 5  27|       having brought with them little copper foot-warmers heated
 6  80|     continued morose, speaking little and eating much.~ ~
 7  86|         Conversation went on a little longer, though it flagged
 8 174| reappeared, and they all ate a little, in spite of their anxiety.
 9 196|       subsided; but they spoke little and thought much.~ ~
10 199|   another day in this wretched little inn.~ ~
11 202|     Such a step would be of so little consequence to her.~ ~
12 204|       himself up well, and the little party set out, leaving behind
13 206|       the three men followed a little in their rear.~ ~
14 228|      furnished goes but a very little way below the surface, they
15 249|      assuredly concern Him but little.~ ~
16 250|    herself, and of her fragile little neighbor, Sister St. Nicephore.
17 289|        bed that "that stuck-up little minx of a Carre-Lamadon