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1     I,  88|    These evils had not equally distressed the common people during
2    II,  39| neighbourhood, the troops were distressed for want of water. Then
3   III,  59|        army, however, was much distressed by bad weather in its passage
4    IV,  36|                        Nothing distressed our troops so much as the
5     V,  4 |      random. Nothing, however, distressed them so much as the scarcity