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... that after the Restoration he was naturally in a position of some danger and much difficulty ; that in the midst of that difficulty . he wrote Paradise Lost ; ' that he did not fail in heart or hope , but lived for fourteen years ...
... that after the Restoration he was naturally in a position of some danger and much difficulty ; that in the midst of that difficulty . he wrote Paradise Lost ; ' that he did not fail in heart or hope , but lived for fourteen years ...
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They suggest an ' analogy of difficulties . ... We know our difficulties , at least ; we are rather prone to exaggerate the weight of some than to deny the reality of any ... It is a difficulty ; we need not attempt to explain it away .
They suggest an ' analogy of difficulties . ... We know our difficulties , at least ; we are rather prone to exaggerate the weight of some than to deny the reality of any ... It is a difficulty ; we need not attempt to explain it away .
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On the other hand , however , he was well aware of the difficulty of his task . The only two possible modes of taxation are direct and indirect , and in the case of India there is a difficulty in adopting either .
On the other hand , however , he was well aware of the difficulty of his task . The only two possible modes of taxation are direct and indirect , and in the case of India there is a difficulty in adopting either .
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