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 1 1 | understand that the police would deal with him pretty severely
 2 3 |        judged that he had not to deal with a fool, and changing
 3 6 |       Bernajoux, to have only to deal with an apprentice Musketeer.
 4 8 |        even when they eat a good deal." ~D'Artagnan thus felt
 5 13|   perceived that they had not to deal with a gentleman, and they
 6 19|     which preoccupied him a good deal. ~After the two friends
 7 25|      host. Now, I travel a great deal, particularly on this road,
 8 28|        We have undergone a great deal of fatigue, remember, and
 9 31|         bit her lips; she had to deal with a Gascon who played
10 32|      little, and colored a great deal. ~M. Coquenard had, since
11 38|        devil perceived he had to deal with a man. He then concluded
12 41|         know with whom he had to deal, and fell upon the body
13 47|        may see that they have to deal with brave and loyal soldiers
14 50|      whom she reckoned she could deal very easily, rather than
15 56|          that the villain had to deal with. I have told you that
16 60|          her. If you had only to deal with four men, d'Artagnan,
17 61|      Buckingham, talking a great deal to induce her auditor to
18 61|          d'Artagnan, say a great deal about them." ~"You know