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1     I,  11| home control a province so difficult of access, so productive
2     I,  62|  so vague that it was very difficult to apply a remedy. Soothed
3     I,  78|    blows, yet they make it difficult for such as have been overthrown
4    II,  47| long, for it is peculiarly difficult to be moderate with that
5    II,  58|  of the Moors. This was no difficult task, as the fame of the
6    II,  87|    friends would have been difficult to keep under restraint,
7   III,  26|   day and a night would be difficult, and with no proper reserves
8    IV,  9 | great was the evil and how difficult the remedy, was for reserving