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 1 Pre, 5 |       them will occasion us no difficulty, provided only we keep in
 2 Pre, 7 |      that may be the source of difficulty to each ones I shall expound,
 3 Syn, 2 |      body may, indeed, without difficulty perish, but that the mind
 4 III, 17|     which there can be here no difficulty, there is one that represents
 5 III, 30|        a matter of much higher difficulty that I, a thinking being,
 6 III, 36|      thus there can here be no difficulty with respect to them, and
 7  IV, 1 |       am thus able now without difficulty to abstract my mind from
 8  IV, 6 | infinite, I have no longer any difficulty in discerning that there
 9  IV, 8 |        I should never have any difficulty in determining what judgment
10  VI, 7 |        objects, I had no great difficulty in finding suitable answers
11  VI, 16|     falsity in my judgments. A difficulty, however, here presents
12  VI, 17| corrupted; but this leaves the difficulty untouched, for a sick man