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 1 I    |         the men had finished their task, he called on them to attend
 2 IV   |         most important part of his task was completed.~
 3 VI   | forthcoming. He proceeded with his task, at the same time dictating
 4 VI   |          delicate and disagreeable task. With the assistance of
 5 VI   |           replied, “but after your task is completed you must wait
 6 VI   |            all his thoughts on the task before him, he hurried on
 7 IX   |       calculated to facilitate the task of future investigation.
 8 IX   |      seemed to be engrossed in the task of artistically arranging
 9 X    |           it is a yet more arduous task to make a woman, similarly
10 XIV  |        reassure and console her, a task of no little difficulty,
11 XV   |           hesitated; it is no easy task to recount one’s blunders
12 XV   |            difficulties of Lecoq’s task.~The long drive in Father
13 XVI  |    pretended to be absorbed in the task of mending his pens and
14 XVII |         from the almost impossible task he had undertaken, and his
15 XVIII|     determined to persevere in the task they had set themselves—
16 XIX  |         unknown correspondent. The task did not occupy him more
17 XX   |          buildings around him. The task was neither long nor difficult,
18 XX   |         accomplished only half his task.~At last, however, the coquettish
19 XXI  |          stag, and it was no small task to keep him well in sight.
20 XXI  |            and he was dividing the task between his willing assistants,
21 XXIV |         Escorval has completed his task at the Widow Chupin’s house,
22 XXIV |        would have been a very easy task; and then, I should have