Chapter

 1  2,1|     door and ushered him into a small room, saying: "I will go
 2  5,3|    confined was the master of a small boarding-school, and his
 3  5,3|         was only endowed with a small amount of intelligence,
 4  7,1|      and, opening the door of a small room on the left-hand side
 5  7,5|         the move. Even with the small allowance I've had, I have
 6  8,1|        actual enemies. It is no small matter to place yourself
 7  9,1|       withhold a portion of the small amount." For the Parisian
 8  9,2|      though my room is a trifle small, I shall have nothing to
 9 10,6| handsome overcoat, a trifle too small for him, and a very elegant
10 13,2|  straggling beard, a flat nose, small, beadlike eyes, and sensual
11 13,6|      per cent. interest, plus a small commission." ~These ideas
12 13,7|     ushered him into one of the small reception-rooms, exclaiming: "
13 15,3|         value was comparatively small, and such was Arthur's disappointment
14 15,4|      fifty thousand dollars - a small fortune. I hoped that he
15 15,5|       pay in advance, I found a small, meagrely furnished room