Meanings of small pamphlet in English

His eye caught something that looked like a small pamphlet lying near the fireplace.

Mrs. Phillips was handling unconsciously a small pamphlet which lay on the library table.

It had printed matter on the front of it, and was clearly a small pamphlet.

This small pamphlet he allowed Mirzá Muhammad to copy.

It was hardly more than a small pamphlet, but it laid the foundation for his later fame.

Joseph de Beaufort, representative and counsel to the local archbishop, first published the letters in a small pamphlet.

Mr. X had a small pamphlet with him which he had bought while on a visit to Munich.

As has been stated, Mary Wollstonecraft began her literary career by writing a small pamphlet on the subject of education.

I wrote, therefore, a small pamphlet on the subject, in which I exhausted all the weapons that irony can lend to contempt.

P.S.-IfMr. Oliver would begin by translating even a small pamphlet into Eskimo at once this would be a much appreciated service.

The old officer was reading attentively a small pamphlet, it might be the book of the opera, with a large pair of spectacles.

Each letter contained both a return post card, addressed to the local dealer and a small pamphlet showing various grades of the varnish.

Accordingly, in a small pamphlet, he broke out, full of wrath and bitterness, against Emser, who replied to him in a similar tone.

Mr. Mechum was an energetic, industrious, persevering old gentleman- abaptistclergyman, and published a small pamphlet on the condition of the colored race.

He published in July a small pamphlet, entitled an Inquiry into the Legal Mode of suppressing Riots, with a constitutional Plan of future Defence.

We have just read a very small pamphlet of about ten pages, merely an account of the facts stated to the House of Commons.