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 1 II |          to public ornament, the difficulty of reaching high perfection
 2 II |       overthrown, are with great difficulty set up again, or even kept
 3 II |       another. ~And I had little difficulty in determining the objects
 4 III|          to be a work of so much difficulty, that I would not perhaps
 5 IV |      however, that there is some difficulty in rightly determining the
 6 IV |      them selves that there is a difficulty in knowing this truth, and
 7 V  |       And that there may be less difficulty in understanding what I
 8 VI | principles, and that my greatest difficulty usually is to discover in
 9 VI |       upon them; for out of this difficulty cannot otherwise extricate
10 VI |      when growing rich find less difficulty in making great acquisitions,
11 VI |        can be found without much difficulty in all sorts of matters,