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 1 I  |       hey! He might have made~a deal more than he has out of
 2 IV |      made-~up wines are a great deal better than the natural
 3 IV |         against France, and who deal in foreign~intrigues for
 4 IV |     cried Leger, who was a good deal disturbed by the count's~
 5 IV | conversation would lose a great deal if we didn't~scatter little
 6 V  |         in your skin for a~good deal, healthy as you think it."~ ~
 7 VI |          Well, he looks a great deal better like that."~ ~"Little
 8 VII|       hope. Cardot owed a great deal to your father, who gave
 9 VII|           the rascal has a good deal to do to~make up for lost
10 VII|        succeed. There's a great deal of pleasure in earning one'
11 IX |        clerks were still a good deal undecided in mind as to
12 X  |         Oscar's new folly would deal to the heart of his poor~
13 XI |        artist I owe him a great deal, and he wished,~before his