• Greeklike struggles would be no more.
• They had never taken the form of struggles.
• Before us are struggles, obstacles and sacrifices.
• We do not know, but the knowledge struggles within us, struggles to be born.
• It was glorious excitement, those pell-mell onslaughts and hand-to-hand struggles.
• His belt had broken in his struggles, and pistols, small sword and ammunition were gone.
• He did what he could to patch up his friend for his last struggles with the opposition in the Committee.
• In his struggles the lunch was lost, for the bottle broke and the pocket where the sandwiches were stored was full of mud.
• The first and most dramatic of the three great struggles for liberty reached its apex, as we know, in the American Revolution.
• The following Sabbath clergymen all over the country preached about this wonderful life: its struggles succeeded by world-wide honor.

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