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Look; from a little acorn like this it grew.
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We hope the little acorn planted last April may yet be a grand live oak.
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Great rivers cannot rise from such a spring; tall trees cannot grow from such a little acorn.
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The little acorn began to grow uneasy.
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Fell a little acorn down.
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We come into the world a potent little acorn, a distillation of the oak we were put here to become.
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It began as a little acorn of an idea, and within 10 minutes of the stroke of midnight it was a forest.
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So, let go, little acorn, and fall to the ground, and some day you will wake to a new and glorious life.
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I believe each one of us comes into this world like a little acorn harboring within us the promise of a magnificent oak tree.
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Thus the little acorn sprouts, and from it springs the sturdy oak, which is not only the noblest of trees, but lives hundreds of years.
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Placing a hand across her back, the little acorns of her spine.
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The ten little acorns were just where he had put them.
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Great oaks from little acorns grow;' and so forth.
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Big oaks, you know, from little acorns.
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Out of little acorns and all that.
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From little acorns mighty oak trees grow.