Dialogue

 1 Repub|         I think you will have no difficulty in understanding my meaning
 2 Repub|        they are like there is no difficulty in tracing out the sort
 3 Repub|        in you, the greater is my difficulty in knowing what to say.
 4 Repub|          with everybody else? ~A difficulty by no means easy to overcome,
 5 Repub|      teacher when I have so much difficulty in making myself apprehended.
 6 Repub|     should say. ~But there is no difficulty in seeing that grace or
 7 Repub|     found that, we shall have no difficulty in discovering them. ~I
 8 Repub|        say that there will be no difficulty. ~Very good, I said; then
 9 Repub| posterity after them. ~I see the difficulty, I replied; yet the fostering
10 Repub|       There would certainly be a difficulty, I replied, in going to
11 Repub|      such enemy; but there is no difficulty where there are two of them. ~
12 Repub|          latter there will be no difficulty in devising them; and many
13 Repub|       Again, I said, there is no difficulty in seeing the nature of
14 Repub|        replied, there would be a difficulty in saying which. ~Then the
15 Repub|       scale, there would be less difficulty in discerning her in the
16 Repub|        so, he said. ~There is no difficulty in understanding this. ~
17 Repub|  action-to determine that is the difficulty. ~Yes, he said; there lies
18 Repub|          he said; there lies the difficulty. ~Then let us now try and
19 Repub|    little reflection there is no difficulty. ~Yes, perhaps. ~Suppose
20 Repub|       thing easily, another with difficulty; a little learning will
21 Repub|        true. ~Here, then, is one difficulty in our law about women,
22 Repub|         to suggest. ~There is no difficulty, I said, in seeing how war
23 Repub|          replied, I might have a difficulty in explaining; but I am
24 Repub|       way; you will then have no difficulty in apprehending the preceding
25 Repub|        within sight of the great difficulty of the subject, I mean dialectic,
26 Repub|        all this; that there is a difficulty, we acknowledge ourselves. ~
27 Repub|   studies; and I quite admit the difficulty of believing that in every
28 Repub|      bears its image-there is no difficulty in seeing how we shall describe
29 Repub|       describe him. ~There is no difficulty, he replied; and I agree
30 Repub|       the old path. ~There is no difficulty in returning; you implied,
31 Repub|       plane a solid, there is no difficulty in seeing how vast is the
32 Repub|    misfortunes of others is with difficulty repressed in our own. ~How
33 Repub|          and you too-there is no difficulty in proving it. ~I see a
34 Repub|       proving it. ~I see a great difficulty; but I should like to hear
35 Repub|        had no cares; he had some difficulty in finding this, which was