1
You know Mr. Damon is inclined to make mountains out of molehills.
2
There had been no need to make mountains out of molehills.
3
Sir Charles was in no humor to make mountains of mole-hills.
4
Unreliable communications can't make mountains out of molehills if you don't let them!
5
Come, Lucy: come, Mabel; don't make mountains out of molehills.
6
Dudley, don't make mountains out of molehills over nothing.
7
Jealousy always looks through magnifying glasses, which make mountains of molehills, and realities of mere suspicions.
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But don't make mountains out of molehills.
9
It is enough to make mountains tremble, and the rocks rend in pieces, to hear this doleful sound.
10
And one of them is, not to make mountains of molehills; for a molehill is not a mountain.
11
The best saints are most sensible of their sins, and most apt to make mountains of their molehills.
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They make mountains and valleys.
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Never again shall I attempt to make mountains out of mole-hills or bricks without straw or sunbeams out of cucumbers.
14
But now this money came in very conveniently; and he had other things to do than to make mountains out of molehills.
15
If you sin to some purpose, it is right that you should think about it, but don't make mountains out of trifles.'
16
On the shores of the sea have I seen the storm make mountains of water, yet the depths were not moved from their holdings.
