"scantlet" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From Old French eschantelet (“corner”).",
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          "text": "[T]he beſt of mankind vvould ſoon find that that vvhich was truly good, in the whole courſe of his life, vvere a pitiful, ſlender ſcantlet, and vvould be infinitely out-vveighed by his ſins, omiſſions, and defects; […]",
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        "A small pattern or quantity."
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        "(obsolete) A small pattern or quantity."
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          "text": "[T]he beſt of mankind vvould ſoon find that that vvhich was truly good, in the whole courſe of his life, vvere a pitiful, ſlender ſcantlet, and vvould be infinitely out-vveighed by his ſins, omiſſions, and defects; […]",
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        "(obsolete) A small pattern or quantity."
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