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 1 10|       It is difficult; you may lose it; you have to do~with
 2 10|   coachman. I saw those ladies lose their~places in the mail-coach."~ ~
 3 10|        Beatrix.~ ~History must lose the curious conversations
 4 11|        serious tone,~"you will lose her forever."~ ~"I don't
 5 11|  relates that when wild~horses lose their leader they choose
 6 13|    loss of Calyste, but I must lose him sooner or later. Still,
 7 15|     said Camille, "or you will lose the last chances that~remain
 8 15|      the foyer: 'It is hard to lose~fame and mistress at the
 9 17|     though we profit by it; we lose our dignity, for one thing.
10 18|        as a woman~who fears to lose her happiness and so clings
11 18|       onlyI said~to myselfdo I lose love, but I have lost a
12 19|    might become insane."~ ~"Or lose her beauty, which would
13 19|         Monsieur du Guenic can lose thirty, fifty, a hundred~
14 24|       Shakespeare's Iago would lose all his~handkerchiefs. People
15 25|  Florentinewould have made him lose."~ ~"I am not a lorette,
16 26| Calyste adore her, would be to~lose her self-esteem,for where