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 1 1|       there would not be as much hardship imposed on the men, and
 2 1|        false. As to causing less hardship to the country and to the
 3 1| insufficient, does not cause any hardship: for this order does not
 4 1|     arrangement should give some hardship to those enrolled in it
 5 2|        for they want without any hardship to remain (in power) through
 6 3|    cannot be held, and to endure hardship in carrying a weapon that
 7 4|          into India with so much hardship and trouble; for infinite
 8 5|         places without suffering hardship of (lack of) provisions,
 9 5|        provided, it is done with hardship and at very great expense.
10 6|          little repose from past hardship ought to be taken, but also
11 6|    desired rather to undergo the hardship of pursuing them if they
12 7|         in war, and endures much hardship in training his army, will
13 7|     armies, who have not had any hardship in maintaining them good,