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Hard labour

Hard labour, a punishment said to have been intro-duced by 5

compact applied to material bodies and opposed to soft as hard wood hard flesh a hard apple

Hard featured ill looking as Vulcan was hard favored

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Having hard or strong hands as a hard fisted laborer

Vigorously contested by both opponents of contests as a hard fought battle a hard fought primary election

facing or experiencing trouble or difficulty as financially hard pressed Mexican hotels are lowering their prices they were hard

Labour, Hard. See HARD LABOUR.

Having hard hands as a manual laborer

Acquired with difficulty as to squander ones hard won fortune

not changeable by programming of functions as error correction is hard wired into the circuit of the disk drive so it

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