Chapter

 1 III   | replied Stuart, "the Bank will lose the money." ~"On the contrary,"
 2 III   |        pounds, which you would lose by a single accidental delay!" ~"
 3 IV    |      So we haven't a moment to lose." ~"But the trunks?" gasped
 4 VIII  |         said he; "don't let me lose the steamer." ~"You have
 5 VIII  |   calculated, monsieur, that I lose two shillings every four
 6 X     |       he was determined not to lose sight of the mysterious
 7 XII   |      case, Mr. Fogg would only lose a part of the forty-eight
 8 XVI   |        as there was no time to lose, Fix prepared to make himself
 9 XVII  |        be so unfortunate as to lose you when we get to Hong
10 XIX   |        me." ~He had no time to lose: Fogg must be detained at
11 XXI   |      extradition, he would not lose sight of him for an hour.
12 XXIII |     eaten heartily, "I mustn't lose my head. I can't sell this
13 XXV   |      who was determined not to lose sight of him - begged permission
14 XXIX  |      which he seemed likely to lose; but he showed himself a
15 XXX   |        Mr. Fogg, "if we do not lose a moment." ~Phileas Fogg,
16 XXX   |      single day would make him lose the steamer at New York,
17 XXXI  |       gentleman had no time to lose. It traversed Indiana, Ohio,
18 XXXII | crushed; it overwhelmed him to lose the boat by three-quarters
19 XXXIII|     You must know that I shall lose twenty thousand pounds,
20 XXXVI |       that Lord Albemarle will lose a cool five thousand." ~"