Chapter

 1 VIII  |   misfortune she should be lost to her~son. Rodolphe's mother,
 2 XIV   | day. Thus three years were lost in a vast~enterprise, three
 3 XV    |   the~attitude of a person lost in prayer; "oh! how can
 4 XVI   |    my hands after they had lost it in the lower Court, of
 5 XVII  |    long day-dreams, I have lost~myself in anticipation of
 6 XXI   |   of the Tribunal, who had lost the famous suit for them
 7 XXVI  |   had gone down the~slope, lost his balance, and slipped
 8 XXVII |    on earth. Though he~has lost his happiness, Albert must
 9 XXVIII|       Well, now that he is lost to you, will you not be
10 XXVIII|  severely injured that she lost her~right arm and her left