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 1         I,I  |         which is worth a great deal, we shall live~like princes;
 2         I,II |        with whom~we are now to deal, but a whole people, or
 3         I,III|        perfumery. I get a good deal of custom through them;~
 4         I,III|   speculation; his part was to deal the last blow.~ ~"After
 5         I,IV |     but as I don't know how to deal with a~bourgeois--ah! excuse
 6         I,V  |      me you are risking a good deal outside of~your business.
 7         I,V  | quantity of white oil, a great~deal of greenish oil, iron, a
 8         I,V  |      little~silica, and a good deal of sulphur. The differing
 9         I,VI |       Andoche, who has a great deal of wit,--he got~it all out
10         I,VI |      you," said Claparon; "you deal, for your~half of the property,
11         I,VI |  himself up.~ ~"You do a great deal of business?" said Pillerault,
12         I,VI |     everything is~hot, or I'll deal retributive justice by a
13         I,VI |        of the ancients. We can deal with young and old alike.
14         I,I  |     Lourdois;~"there is a good deal said about them: there will
15         I,I  |         the law leaves a great deal~too much latitude. There
16         I,I  |     man with whom I do a great deal of business,--Pere~Bidault.
17         I,III|        devoted! We owe a~great deal to my uncle. The newspapers
18         I,IV |   Gobseck, who is~very easy to deal with when he has funds to
19         I,V  |         I have thought a great deal~of this," he added. "I know
20         I,VI |   would~give them with a great deal of pleasure to witness a