Art.

1 5|     pricked, and credit itself lost its credit. The tragi-comic
2 5|        moment, ought not to be lost. And you should not suffer
3 6|     quantity, and her products lost all permanent value.~Matthew
4 6| affecting modesty, that he has lost for ever the faculty, possessed
5 8| consequently our labour may be lost." How could such a trade
6 9| America, and the Lunar Society lost the most stimulating of
7 9|       man." Two years later he lost his younger son, Gregory; "
8 9|        A few months later Watt lost the last remaining friend
9 9|        was compensated for the lost intimacy of his contemporaries