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• From this moment I make no difficulties. (4)
• No difficulties were presented in my way. (10)
• All the way down we had had our fill of difficulties. (2)
• He sees all difficulties through his own sanguine hues. (10)
• Trust it to me, and all your difficulties are at an end. (10)
• All arithmetical difficulties had confused and sickened him. (10)
• All arithmetical difficulties had confused and sickened him. (22)
• In effecting their purpose they encountered many difficulties. (7)
• She spoke of her difficulties to no one and suffered the more. (8)
• Whether he can be tided over his difficulties remains to be seen. (9)
• Be candid with me, and I can relieve your financial difficulties. (18)
• I shall always recommend this air to anybody with lung difficulties. (9)
• The arrangement now in vogue does away with all these difficulties. (21)
• This uncertainty terribly increased the difficulties of the situation. (8)
• Cornelia placed her sisters in one of their most pleasing of difficulties. (10)
• You have difficulties, and privations, and dangers enough to struggle with. (4)
• Go on, my dear Fanny, and without fear; there can be no difficulties worth naming. (4)
• Startled by this abruptness, her difficulties made her take counsel of her dignity. (10)
• The next thing wanted was to get the picture framed; and here were a few difficulties. (4)
• I perceive all sorts of difficulties, but you know when I really want a thing I get it. (8)
• You are the worst judge in the world, Mr. Knightley, of the difficulties of dependence. (4)
• They have no difficulties to contend with at home, no opposition, no caprice, no delays. (4)
• How the deuce to address it, and what direction to write on it, were further difficulties. (10)
• Little difficulties of this sort never bunkered her; she was essentially a woman of action. (8)
• It is your disposition to be easily dejected and to fancy difficulties greater than they are. (4)
• He sees difficulties nowhere: and his pleasantness and gaiety will be a constant support to you. (4)
• Bellingham had lately suggested an assignment to Lapham, as the best way out of his difficulties. (9)
• I am sure it will all end well, and there will be no difficulties at all, to what I used to think. (4)
• The conditions there described seem almost like our modern difficulties with labor and materials. (17)
• Mrs. Lapham had been sobered into something of her former misgiving by her difficulties with her note. (9)
• She said very well, Tuesday was just as convenient to her; so there is an end of all our difficulties. (4)
• He assured all doubters that the profits would run to billions and that the difficulties were trifling. (12)
• Their own inclinations ascertained, there were no difficulties behind, no drawback of poverty or parent. (4)
• Enormous difficulties in regard to the testimony and the verifications were discussed; they were overcome. (10)
• It was her pleasure to clear difficulties from his path, and then to declare that they had been negligible. (12)
• He is perhaps the youngest who ever did it, and consequently there were various difficulties to be overcome. (10)
• But he must have been in the utmost difficulties, since he left for America only a few days before the murder. (12)
• It took the explorers a full year to get back to Quebec, for the current was strong and the difficulties many. (19)
• She will enjoy the scheme, I am sure; and I do not know a properer person for shewing us how to do away difficulties. (4)
• Boardman had gone back to the coats and trousers, abandoning Dan to the subtler difficulties in which he was involved. (9)
• Nobody, who has not been in the interior of a family, can say what the difficulties of any individual of that family may be. (4)
• Into the consideration of his difficulties he imported certain principles: (1) He did not intend to be posted at Tattersalls. (8)
• Now, although on our parts I think no obstacle intervenes, yet I am sorry to say, there appear difficulties in other quarters. (6)
• Various difficulties made Paris unpleasant to me, and the Princess Valuyeff offered me a refuge on her estate near Petrograd. (12)
• Few, probably, appreciate the tremendous undertaking involved in this picturesque invasion, and the difficulties met and overcome. (21)
• When Liszt was in the height of his career as a virtuoso, few could master the difficulties which his epoch-making works presented. (3)
• Mr. Beamish spoke of the difficulties of his post as guardian, and also of the strange cavalier seen at her carriage window by Chloe. (10)
• Mr. Mavering walked beside Alice, modestly explaining the difficulties of rose culture, and his method of dealing with the red spider. (9)
• Beginning with a strictly classical education, Liszt evolved a new technic which completely summed up the difficulties of piano playing. (3)
• To those who choose it deliberately as a life-work, obtaining a position presents as many difficulties as it does in any other profession. (16)
• The brief invitation had been spread over two pages, and the Colonel had difficulties with the signature which he did not instantly surmount. (9)
• As if he realized the mistake he had made in trying to bully his accomplice, he began to put forward his personal difficulties apologetically. (13)
• The article was brief and passed in review the three main topics of the currency, our foreign relations, and the Kansas-Nebraska difficulties. (14)
• The idealistic conceptions of Comedy gives breadth and opportunities of daring to Comic genius, and helps to solve the difficulties it creates. (10)
• Further large sums were spent and difficulties surmounted to fit out an expedition which was in the desert for three months and has but just returned. (12)
• She missed the aristocratic twang in his voice, and the hesitation for words, and the fluid lordliness with which he rolled over difficulties in speech. (10)
• The chief difficulties are to properly ventilate these rooms under the roof, and to give them good lighting without making too many and too large dormers. (17)
• The turmoil, the bustle, the never-ending difficulties of my late life in Paris had so over-excited and worried me, that I could neither think nor reflect. (6)
• She passed the open street-door and the offices on the three lower floors without attracting notice; not till she reached the top did her difficulties begin. (8)

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