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 1     I|    dispersed about in bits~ Too small for eyes to see. Another
 2     I|         own augmentation big or small;~ But, if intangible and
 3     I| substance having in themselves~ Small bodies of thews, and bones,
 4    II|       hurried about with spaces small between.~ And all which,
 5    II|      void - at least so far~ As small affair can for a vaster
 6    II|    those bodies built of unions small~ And nearest, as it were,
 7    II|         For in one seed, in one small frame of any,~ The shapes
 8    II|    heard not, mingling with the small birth-cries,~ The wild laments,
 9    II|      matters here~ Firstly, how small the seeds which thus compose~
10   III|        in so far as bodies~ Are small and smooth, is their mobility;~
11   III|         must of seeds exceeding small~ And smooth and round. Which
12   III|        nice its texture, in how small a space~ 'Twould go, if
13   III|   impalpable, of elements~ More small and smooth and round. That
14   III|         create it is~ Of bodies small and few, so lurks this fourth,~
15   III|       void of name, composed of small,~ And seems the very soul
16    IV|        which begin to grow~ Too small for eyes to note, learn
17    IV|      creatures are sometimes so small~ That even their third part
18    IV|         on high -~ Of which how small a part an image is~ There'
19    IV|      his heat,~ Since made from small primordial elements~ Which,
20    IV|        since a cause~ Exceeding small there is, which at their
21    IV|         Thus some must be~ More small or yet more large, three-cornered
22    IV|         that we conjecture from small signs~ Things wide and weighty,
23     V| Astonishment that yonder sun so small~ Can yet send forth so great
24     V|         indeed,~ How widely one small water-spring may wet~ The
25    VI|       this; since oft a bladder small,~ Filled up with air, will,
26    VI|      consists of elements~ Both small and smooth, nor is there
27    VI|    These particles~ First cause small clouds to form; and, thereupon,~
28    VI|         And mark how infinitely small a part~ Of the whole Sum