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In the meantime, great numbers of men laboured at the walls.
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On the south and west sides the enemy still laboured at their fortifications.
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How he had toiled and laboured at the desk before him!
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How often, at that moment, he laboured at some future Spectator!
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I laboured at one thing and another, sometimes engaging in the most menial employments.
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Indeed, not one, but several poets laboured at this task.
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So in turn the philosophers laboured at their problem.
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I roared to Job to back water, whilst I dragged and laboured at my oar.
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How carefully he had laboured at his own destruction.
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Who can tell how poor was their food while they laboured at their daily toil?
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He laboured at a job, long or briefly, till it was finished; and then moved on.
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The win against England seemed laboured at times.
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All night the troops laboured at this task.
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Geoffrey said no more, but laboured at the broken paddle gallantly and with an ever-failing strength.
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All day she laboured at her many tasks.
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He had laboured at the detailed plans, wrestled with measurements to scale, until his eyes ached.
