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 1 VI   |            and to his brush, he was lost to the sight~of his most
 2 VI   |         exclamation of surprise was~lost in the hubbub and buzz of
 3 VII  |           then Madame Guillaume had lost her cashmere shawl. But~
 4 VII  |             she~sighed, if she were lost in thought, no one observed
 5 XIV  |          prey to intense grief. She lost her~color; she reflected;
 6 XIV  |             overcast till they were lost in utter~blackness. One
 7 XIV  |             the full~extent of that lost happiness, and accepted
 8 XVI  |          don't you? And when he has lost,~the wretch wakes you."~ ~"
 9 XVIII|             my heart, though I have~lost his. In my folly I dared
10 XIX  |              he is almost certainly lost. In such a crisis the heart~
11 Add  | Jean-Jerome-Severin~A Start in Life~Lost Illusions~A Distinguished