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1 I shall be the deuce of a dog, see if I shan't.
2 There'll be the deuce to pay at Judge Strong's when she arrives.
3 But there will be the deuce to pay when he discovers his loss.
4 But there'll be the deuce to pay with Mrs. Lupex.
5 There would be the deuce and all to pay.
6 And then there would be the deuce to pay.
7 There'll be the deuce of an uproar everywhere to-day.
8 If you do, there'll be the deuce to pay.
9 If he 's caught there'll be the deuce to pay.
10 And if they try to arrest us without a warrant there'll be the deuce to pay.
11 One of those fellows is going to recognize her, and there'll be the deuce to pay.
12 You've got to do something to tame Harrigan, captain, or there'll be the deuce to pay.
13 Wouldn't there be the deuce to pay if I did, though, with that fire-eating father of hers?
14 A maid would be the deuce .
15 I don't blame you, Colonel; there'll be the deuce to pay if the men don't get paid off by Monday noon.
16 But we were quite lost in the pressure and it might be the deuce and all to get out in the dark.
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