Chapter

 1 II |     to spread abroad, so that little by little the renown, not
 2 II |     abroad, so that little by little the renown, not alone of
 3 V  |     school, because I knew so little of the common talk of ordinary
 4 VII|       Epist. 73) ~ It matters little, she pointed out, whether
 5 VII|     prophecy. ~ So, after our little son was born, we left him
 6 IX |   place where they could have little influence on the verdict,
 7 X  | earlier betrayal had become a little thing in comparison with
 8 XIV|      man as this, I was not a little consoled thereby. If my
 9 XV |     could I draw breath for a little in quiet, and among them
10 XV |    with a few others apart in little cells. If the monks knew
11 XV |     nought, or at any rate as little, in comparison with mine,