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 1     I,  1       | Obscure, the philosophers find hard to understand even with
 2     I,  12      |     cover all! Excavators toil hard to remove mountains; the
 3     I,  12      |       take a wife: but it is a hard matter, and all men do not
 4     I,  19      |    Mesopotamia in bondage to a hard master. But when he wished
 5     I,  27      |       a woman might not seem a hard one, reducing her to the
 6     I,  36      |        virgins: virginity is a hard matter, and therefore rare,
 7     I,  36      |  therefore rare, because it is hard: “Many are called, few chosen.”
 8     I,  47      |        support a poor wife, is hard: to put up with a rich one,
 9     I,  48(4615)|     alleged extravagance it is hard to say. His letters to her
10    II,  6       |    miners, and other slaves of hard toil, who need physical
11    II,  9       |        which you would find it hard to do without. Even the
12    II,  14      |        said, “No stick will be hard enough to prevent me from
13    II,  18      |      time. Their feet grew not hard: the p. 403 food in the
14    II,  32      |         and inasmuch as it was hard for them to believe they