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 1   III|     From the carriages it was easy to see how the Whitsun King
 2   III|      from the swamp.~ ~It was easy to learn at the first of
 3   III|       by the gulyáses, it was easy to trace the lair of the
 4    IV|   could sing a little, it was easy for her to persuade her
 5    IV|      the theatre, it would be easy to say that it was another
 6    IV|       he nearly choked. "'Tis easy to say that, but it is not
 7    IV|    say that, but it is not so easy to die!"~ ~"It would be
 8    VI|    once subdued, will fall an easy prey."~ ~As to whether it
 9    VI|    new, and it will not be so easy to show off with them."~ ~
10   VII|      rest in the Lord with an easy conscience.~ ~"Look ye,
11    IX| loathe me."~ ~"Make your mind easy on that score, madam. Nobody
12    XI|    great and difficult. It is easy enough for us men-folk to
13    XI|     good heart. It will be no easy matter to win him over to
14  XIII|    reach it.~ ~And now it was easy to perceive that his pace
15    XX|      light of the snow it was easy to find his goal.~ ~A large