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And unless I am mightily mistaken that is what will be done.
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If you think you're going to get off scot-free, you're mightily mistaken.
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He has carried me all over the world, and you are mightily mistaken.
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If he expected me to cringe, he was mightily mistaken.
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If you think you're deceiving me any with this show of formality, you're mightily mistaken.
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If he thinks that he is going to fool us with impunity, he is mightily mistaken.
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If, however, we thought we could escape even for a few minutes we were mightily mistaken.
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If anybody thinks that he can easily escape from all these phenomena, then he is mightily mistaken.
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If he thinks I'm going to let him ride all over me like that, he's mightily mistaken!
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Steve," said he, "unless I'm mightily mistaken, you know a little more than you did yesterday."
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And unless I'm mightily mistaken, Steve Douglas has had his aye as far ahead as 1860 for some time.
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And if you think I don't know how long it is since I've seen you, you are mightily mistaken.
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You are mightily mistaken.
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And yet, unless I am mightily mistaken, they are signs of convalescence as clearly as they are symptoms of our disease.
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Well, you are mightily mistaken; I wouldn't have let you do a thing like that for all the microscopes in the world.
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You'll have a chance to spend all the money that you care to put up in this affair, if I'm not mightily mistaken.
