Chapter

 1 1|    because she did not choose to lose the slightest~sparkle of
 2 1|      doubt its possibility if we lose~sight of this essential
 3 2|       indiscretion,~and he might lose everything. A pen-stroke
 4 3|        allow for the~time he may lose in standing under shelter
 5 5|         Elba!"~ ~Dutocq. "You'll lose your place for talking such
 6 5|        you don't succeed I shall lose my place, and I must make
 7 5|       made up his mind~to win or lose, like a man weary of gambling
 8 6|        Is it possible? are we to lose the sight of those shoe-ties?~
 9 6| committee."~ ~"How much will you lose?" asked Mitral.~ ~"Nothing,"
10 7|          to that which makes her lose her prestige. Such~a domiciliary
11 7|     demand caution-money you may lose all," she said, laughing; "
12 7|         you have not a moment to lose if you wish to come to terms~
13 8|       haste; you have no time to lose.~Go down the back-stairs;
14 8|          up.~ ~A deputy. "So you lose Rabourdin?"~ ~Des Lupeaulx. "