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...Whom shall I harm in this matter ? and a little ill breedeth much good ; My thoughts, are they not my own ? and they leave no mark behind them ; And if...living rock is worn by the diligent flow of the brook. Despise not thou a small thing, either for evil or for good ; For a look may work thy ruin, or a word...

...no swerving from a right line that may not lead eternally astray. The dangerous bar in the harbour's mouth is only grains of sand ; And the shoal that...hath wrecked a navy is the work of a colony of worms ; Tea, and a despicable gnat may madden the mighty elephant." A TiTTtB boy was playing by his mother...

...difference ; And the cairn is heaped high by each one flinging a pebble : The dangerous bar in the harbour's mouth is only grains of sand ; And the shoal that...the mighty elephant ; And the living rock is worn by'the diligent flow of the brook. Little art thou, O man, and in trifles thou contendeat with thine...

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..." And the cairn is heaped high by each one flinging a pebble; " Tho dangerous bar in the harbour's mouth is only grains of sand; " And the shoal that...hath wrecked a navy is the work of a colony of worms ; " And the living rock is worn by the diligent flow of the brook." To which aphorisms I may add,—...

...nothing on earth so small, that it may not produce great things : The dangerous bar at the harbour's mouth is only grains of sand ; And the shoal that...hath wrecked a navy is the work of a colony of worms. The cable of a furlong is lost through an illwrought link. Tupper. A man who hath no bridle of conscienee...

...things, And no swerving from a right line, that may not lead eternally astray. The shoal, that has wrecked a navy, is the work of a colony of worms ;...brook. Little art thou, O man ! and in trifles thou contcndest with thine equals, For atoms must crowd upon atoms, ere crime groweth to be a giant. What,...

...The dangerous bar in the harbour's mouth is only grains of sand ; And the shoal that hath wreck'da rous shelf, Where many have made shipwreck unawares...CONCEITED MEN. THERE are a sort of men, whose visa contcndest with thine equals, For atoms must crowd upon atoms ere crime groweth to be a giant.— MF...

...thee. 8 Yearnings, longing desires. 4 Swerving, departing, wandering, straying. The shoal,1 that has wrecked a navy, is the work of a colony of •worms ; Yea, and i. despicable 2 gnat 3 may madden the mighty elephant ; And the living rock is worn by the diligent...