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1 Intro|       acts and the decree, great difficulty was experienced, and by
2 4    | succeeded, after overcoming much difficulty, and especially distrust
3 7    |         ingenious way out of the difficulty, which is followed with
4 9    |        points--we get rid of the difficulty about a Lombard siege of
5 11   |        are met with the greatest difficulty, for it is certain that
6 11   |           Sir William feels this difficulty, and, a few lines below
7 13   |          another matter of great difficulty springs up with regard to