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1 I   |   of the doctors and of the difficulty of following their advice
2 II  |    for there lies the great difficulty.”~Mme. Forestier cast upon
3 V   |  hall, it was crowded; with difficulty they made their way to their
4 VI  |   He was surprised and with difficulty restrained a burst of laughter.~“
5 VIII|    his hand slowly and with difficulty, saying:~“You are here;
6 IX  |     heart and breathed with difficulty. He took the hand resting
7 XI  | Walter attracted him by the difficulty of the conquest. She took