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 1 1 |  counsels being thrown into the bargain. ~With such a VADE MECUM
 2 7 |    wants. Porthos agreed to the bargain; the thing suited him wonderfully
 3 9 |       in the first place make a bargain with the mercer, and a good
 4 9 |     with the mercer, and a good bargain." ~"That's useless," said
 5 19|         They would have an easy bargain of four isolated men; whereas
 6 25|    horse, which he won into the bargain. But you, my dear d'Artagnan?" ~"
 7 28|       Porthos has made the best bargain of any of us." ~And then
 8 34|      ought not to have driven a bargain when it was to equip a cavalier
 9 38| gentleman as himself to drive a bargain, but not for a man who had
10 38|         hundred pistoles by the bargain. Go and tell him the ring
11 46|         had not quite so good a bargain as he at first hoped for,
12 58|        captain, "I make but one bargain; and I have agreed with