Chapter

 1 3 |     whom I have recovered with difficulty, my own dear twenty young
 2 4 |      and clothing without much difficulty. Let me no longer tarry
 3 4 |   three difficulties, viz. the difficulty of pain, the difficulty
 4 4 |        difficulty of pain, the difficulty of conceptions, the difficulty
 5 4 | difficulty of conceptions, the difficulty of transition (or evolution);
 6 8 |    friend, that thou hast such difficulty in seeking food and clothing,
 7 8 |       thou hast with (so much) difficulty to procure food and clothing.
 8 8 |    reached Nirvâna. We live in difficulty, O Lord, because we content
 9 11|       Ganges, without overmuch difficulty.~18. One who after grasping
10 11|    strength to do this work of difficulty.~26. Something more difficult
11 18|       vexed as they are by the difficulty to get food;~13. Likewise