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 1   1, 18 |      18. 'This people, being hard to be roused to wonder in
 2   1, 73 |    he who knows that mystery hard to attain, the means of
 3   1, 79 |     the good Law which is so hard to find.~
 4   2, 50 | performed various ceremonies hard to be accomplished, like
 5   3, 61 |      fear and is infatuated! Hard indeed, I think, must the
 6   4, 16 |     olden time a great seer, hard to be conquered even by
 7   4, 71 |      when worldly objects so hard to attain are in thy grasp,
 8   5, 36 |      son uttered a speech so hard to be understood, the king
 9   5, 76 |   wealth; but companions are hard for a man to find who has
10   5, 86 | knowing that his purpose was hard to fulfil, produced a light
11   6, 7  |    affectionate and able, is hard to find in the world.~
12   6, 20 |   but heirs to his merit are hard to find on the earth or
13   8, 55 |      the middle, walk on the hard ground of the skirts of
14   8, 66 |   joy of heaven, nor is that hard for even common people to
15  10, 35 |   however we guard them, are hard to hold, therefore, wherever
16  12, 92 |    many rules of abstinence, hard for a man to carry out.~
17  12, 103|  immortal state, which is so hard to be reached.'~
18  15, 20 |    to win him who was indeed hard to be won by evil deeds.~
19  15, 79 |       The profound wisdom so hard to be understood is now
20  15, 110|    been attained which is so hard to be won,'-so saying, the
21  16, 54 |  subtil wheel of the Law, so hard to be seen, has been turned
22  17, 12 |      for six years a penance hard to carry out, then he paid