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1 III | honorable indigence were not lost, were so many fresh~wounds
2 III | look likely to make up for lost time."~ ~"We are going to
3 V | sat down on a stone post,~lost in a revery which did not
4 V | their pockets."~ ~The count lost not a word of this conversation,
5 VI | That is he!"~ ~"Then I'm lost!" exclaimed Georges.~ ~"
6 VI | matter?"~ ~"My dear, we are lost,--lost beyond recovery.
7 VI | My dear, we are lost,--lost beyond recovery. I am no
8 VII | exhortations, but they were lost in the void, and did not~
9 VII | deal to do to~make up for lost time; for the fourth rank
10 VIII| provided Godeschal never lost sight of~him, Moreau flattered
11 VIII| tradition of the "welcome" to be lost.~This "welcome" is a breakfast
12 VIII| privileges, and charters were lost, to the protection of Sainte-~
13 IX | In ten throws the actress lost the two~hundred francs.~ ~"
14 IX | taunts or jests on those who lost. She~enlivened the game
15 IX | turns and the gains were lost. Oscar felt a~cold sweat
16 IX | answered~openly:--~ ~"I have lost five hundred francs which
17 IX | can win back what you've lost; but don't risk~more than
18 IX | Georges and his partner lost five games running. After
19 IX | said to Mariette. "He has~lost the money his master gave
20 X | money of his~master and lost it, and I lend him a thousand
21 X | francs to win it back,~and he lost that too."~ ~"Miserable
22 X | Miserable boy! you lost fifteen hundred francs at
23 X | is twelve o'clock! I am lost,~dishonored! Monsieur Desroches
24 XI | vinous features. The eyes had lost the~brilliancy, the vivacity
25 XI | asked Oscar.~ ~"As you lost your arm," replied the son
26 XI | Cabirolle, Agathe-Florentine~Lost Illusions~A Distinguished
27 XI | Cardot, Jean-Jerome-Severin~Lost Illusions~A Distinguished
28 XI | Grindot~Cesar Birotteau~Lost Illusions~A Distinguished
29 XI | de~The Lily of the Valley~Lost Illusions~A Distinguished
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