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1     I,  26 |         the whole city, and the difficulty of concerted action among
2    II,  4  |     remained, an operation, the difficulty and arduousness of which
3    II,  19 | credulity, and to point out the difficulty and danger of their position,
4    II,  76 |      any rate free from serious difficulty. They must also weigh the
5    II,  80 |     such an affair is the great difficulty, the first man to speak,
6    II,  101|       attempt, experienced less difficulty, for the fleet, remembering
7   III,  26 |    Cremona a fresh work of vast difficulty presented itself. During