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 1    1,    2|          we have made out a good deal already,” said Lady Helena.~“
 2    1,   12|     hours’ exertion, and a great deal of roundabout climbing,
 3    1,   17|         they had still left, and deal it out in rations, so that
 4    1,   18|        reply, for, after a great deal of arguing, the noble creature
 5    1,   19|       knew the enemies he had to deal with, and lost no time in
 6    1,   19|       and one had better have to deal with a jaguar or cougar
 7    1,   19|           Glenarvan knew a great deal of the peculiarities of
 8    1,   22|         long as they had only to deal with lagoons, circumscribed
 9    3,    2| passengers below suffered a good deal from this motion. But it
10    3,   17|          who would have liked to deal summarily with him.~Glenarvan
11    3,   18|      sincerity in this matter. I deal frankly with you, because