Chapter

 1 1|        reception-day and went a great deal into society to obtain the~
 2 1|               He certainly has a good deal of sense at times."~Her
 3 2|              pictures. He did a great deal of good to~artists by simply
 4 2|         whether in this thin strip of deal there were ligneous fibres
 5 3| Brillaet-Savarin. His face was a good deal like that of~the Emperor
 6 5|              You've a queer fellow to~deal with in there. Now, Monsieur
 7 5|           would know what they~had to deal with. An administration
 8 5|            diplomacy.~He is fitted to deal with the political filibusters
 9 6|          moment,~for there is a great deal of talent in the royalist
10 6|             the Church has a devilish~deal more talent than he."~ ~
11 8|            Gentlemen, there's a great deal in that~anagram of Colleville'
12 8|        Plaisirs, or the Museum. Great deal of capacity, little self-respect,~
13 8|              signature. He was a good~deal surprised, though he did
14 8|             she certainly did a great deal to attract des Lupeaulx,"
15 8|      conversation]. "There is a great~deal of truth in what des Lupeaulx