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 1 I  |        had waited only for this, lost no time in breaking through
 2 II |         d'Albret; the secret was lost, but Sainte-Croix hoped
 3 II |          There was no time to be lost: hastily she removed from
 4 III| otherwise, she declared, she was lost. Though Theria received
 5 III|       her brothers; that she had lost all memory of the time when
 6 III|       from Sainte-Croix, but had lost it in her travels; that
 7 III|     Theria, she had said she was lost unless he got hold of the
 8 IV |    marquise, remarked, "She is a lost woman." That d'Aubray's
 9 IV |       burn it; otherwise she was lost. ~ ~ ~Laviolette, an archer,
10 IV |     question about a man who had lost a paper on which he had
11 V  |       judges. But all is not yet lost, God be thanked; and as
12 VI |       much struck by that that I lost the thread of what followed."
13 VII|          thank God, you have not lost your power of endurance
14 VII|        deadly nature.~ ~Thus was lost this great opportunity --