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1   I, 1 |     and memories, and have but little of connected experience;
2  II, 1 |     individually we contribute little or nothing to the truth,
3   V, 13|       substance, e.g. much and little, long and short, broad and
4   V, 22|     used because the thing has little of the attribute (and this
5 VII, 3 |     very small extent, and has little or nothing of reality. But
6   X, 6 |   Further, if the much and the little are in plurality what the
7   X, 6 | easily-bounded continuum), the little (or few) will be a plurality.
8 XII, 10|      slaves and the animals do little for the common good, and