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 1 I       |    fatherhood. Those eyes never lost their cunning~even when
 2 I       |         country are blurred and lost in the great currents of
 3 I       |   recover health when they have~lost it, and for this reason
 4 I       |      des Sciences, he died, and lost all the fruits of his labors.~ ~
 5 I       | magnificent epics~conceived and lost between heart and heart.
 6 II      |     remained below. No love was lost between~these two sections
 7 III     |      won a victory, but she had lost her supremacy of empire.~
 8 V       |      alone in her drawing-room, lost in delicious dreaming; for
 9 VI      |       Abbe's decision they both lost their wages. The paper was
10 VI      |         way that she should be~"lost," as the saying goes; so
11 VI      |        he would cry that he had lost his head,~that he could
12 VII     |     they saw you just now, I am lost," she told Lucien.~ ~"So
13 VIII    |        and spotless and has not lost its bloom.~ ~"Eve's home
14 Addendum|     combined~under the title of Lost Illusions.~ ~The following