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 1 1  |         if it ever existed, was lost or destroyed. Two~years
 2 3  |          you look as if you had lost all your friends! Do~speak;
 3 3  |          Monsieur~Rabourdin was lost. Sebastien, who admired
 4 4  |        to his great~misfortune, lost his mother, and being under
 5 5  |       and who could~earn, if he lost his appointment, more than
 6 5  | shameful injustice if~Rabourdin lost the place; I swear I'd leave
 7 5  |    intrigues, and~Rabourdin was lost in a maze of conjecture
 8 6  |        said the curate, "I have lost no time in coming in person~
 9 6  |       touched, for his red nose lost somewhat of its color.~ ~"
10 6  |    their cause seems at~times a lost one. This appointment, we
11 8  | greeting. Believing that he had lost his bet the incorrigible
12 8  |     said at last.~ ~"All is not lost, dear Celestine," said Rabourdin,
13 8  |        said, "nothing is really lost, for the minister and I~
14 8  |        resignation at once, was lost in a~sea of reflections;
15 Add|        The Commission in Lunacy~Lost Illusions~A Distinguished
16 Add|        Negrepelisse, Baronne du~Lost Illusions~A Distinguished
17 Add|      Atheist's Mass~Cousin Pons~Lost Illusions~The Thirteen~Pierrette~
18 Add|       Ursule Mirouet~ ~Metivier~Lost Illusions~The Middle Classes~ ~
19 Add|      The Muse of the Department~Lost Illusions~A Distinguished
20 Add|     Rubempre, Lucien-Chardon de~Lost Illusions~A Distinguished