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 1   I,  8 |      But it makes, perhaps, no small difference whether we place
 2   I,  10|       differing in importance; small pieces of good fortune or
 3   I,  13|      bad), unless perhaps to a small extent some of the movements
 4  II,  1 |     between these. It makes no small difference, then, whether
 5  II,  3 |      rightly or wrongly has no small effect on our actions.~Again,
 6  II,  7 |    large sums, the latter with small ones), an excess, tastelessness
 7  II,  7 |        from it by dealing with small sums, so there is a state
 8  II,  7 |    pride, being concerned with small honours while that is concerned
 9  II,  8 |      great is further from the small and the small from the great
10  II,  8 | further from the small and the small from the great than both
11 III,  9 |     many the end, which is but small, appears to have nothing
12  IV,  1 |        right objects, alike in small things and in great, and
13  IV,  1 |   exceeds in taking, except in small things.~The characteristics
14  IV,  1 |    sort would seem to be in no small degree better than a mean
15  IV,  1 |     people, and those who lend small sums and at high rates.
16  IV,  2 |     the object. The man who in small or middling things spends
17  IV,  2 |         but the price of it is small and mean),-therefore it
18  IV,  2 |   beyond what is right. For on small objects of expenditure he
19  IV,  3 |    moderate, or his deserts be small but his claims yet smaller.
20  IV,  3 |    With regard to necessary or small matters he is least of all
21  IV,  6 | pleasure, too, he will inflict small pains.~The man who attains
22  IV,  8 |    ready-witted man, and to no small extent, is clear from what
23  IV,  8 |         and these differ in no small degree in respect of propriety.
24   V,  3 |       too great, the other too small, as indeed happens in practice;
25  IX,  6 |       be unanimous except to a small extent, any more than they
26  IX,  9 |       will need them only to a small extent (for his life, being