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 1 I    |         by day in the form of a small cloud of vapor, and by night
 2 II   |      between the needles was so small as to be invisible to the
 3 IV   |         the flight of large and small birds one simple idea has
 4 VI   |        simple flat pane. It was small, and Phil Evans found his
 5 VII  |         forecasting tempests; a small library; a portable printing
 6 VIII |         so they followed into a small dining-room in the aftermost
 7 XI   | compound, burst, and shot out a small harpoon with two branches,
 8 XV   |       palm-trees, and blocks of small houses grouped on a hill
 9 XV   |  Ashantee, its area is somewhat small, being contained within
10 XV   |    ground exploded like so many small shells.~The king and his
11 XVI  |         sighted Puerto Arena, a small Chilean village, at the
12 XIX  |          down a little creek, a small river flowed in among the
13 XIX  |      Prudent began by rubbing a small quantity of the powder very
14 XIX  |        a sliding box, forming a small locker, and in this locker
15 XXII |       give her. She turned in a small circle; she moved forwards
16 XXII |        resistance, seeming very small owing to the distance, much
17 XXIII|        he became the owner of a small brigantine of about a hundred