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 1 Pre    | eminent virtue; indeed, it is difficult to imagine that a friend
 2 Pre    |     himself again. It is more difficult to dispose of the resurrection
 3 Pre    |  writings, a part which it is difficult, and sometimes unwise, to
 4 Pre    | appreciated in the East it is difficult to determine, and what his
 5 I      |    But my feet have fallen on difficult ways.~I have prayed the
 6 VII(*) |       garden will not find it difficult to understand why it should
 7 XI(*)  |       no explanation of these difficult lines, and, for want of
 8 XXV(*) |       these sciences was very difficult, and many who professed
 9 XXV(*) |     asked to perform the less difficult task of answering some questions
10 XXVI(*)|   dead across his body.~It is difficult to conceive anything more