Letter

 1 XX       | personality is the result of my lost personalities. I have been
 2 XXI      |         me from Paris. It isn’t lost. I think too much of them
 3 XXI      |      much of them to let any be lost. You don’t speak to me of
 4 XL       |          But at the moment I am lost in a desert; well, by the
 5 XLII     |       travel here! and the time lost in order to procure. these
 6 XLII     |   procure. these necessaries is lost to study and to contemplation.
 7 XLVI     |       would regain the time you lost and more too.~Then you are
 8 LXIII    |         I am in despair. I have lost suddenly, without even knowing
 9 LXVIII   |     move about. But I should be lost if I stirred before I finish
10 LXXXIX   |  cruelly poor. I told you in my lost letter that Sylvanie [Footnote:
11 XCIX     |         country place nearby, I lost four days (sic). What would
12 XCIX     |        to aid digestion. I have lost my former good habit of
13 CXXI     |     quite enough.~Just now I am lost in the Church Fathers. As
14 CXLV     |      losing my poor Bouilhet, I lost my midwife, it was he who
15 CLV      |         our invalids. Punch has lost only his fiddle and he is
16 CLXIV    |         wrote that to me when I lost Rollinat, my double in this
17 CLXVIII  |         consoles him for having lost him in this one.~One juggles
18 CLXVIII  |       evil! I feel as if I were lost in the desert, and I assure
19 CLXX     |   tunnels, all this human labor lost, in short a negation so
20 CLXXXVIII|        become idiotic. They had lost all notion of right and
21 CXC      |        Evidently an answer to a lost letter.]~  No, I am not
22 CXCI     |     books that I need now; I am lost in the religions of Persia.
23 CXCII    |     contemporaries could not be lost to reason and experience:
24 CXCVII   |        and puerile regret for a lost illusion? You assert that
25 CXCVII   |       Europe. A nation that has lost its ideals does not survive
26 CXCVII   |      love one another or we are lost. Let us destroy, let us
27 CXCVII   |         of this struggle. These lost children of the democratic
28 CXCIX    |         she will be irrevocably lost. Free compulsory education
29 CCI      |         leads you.~They have so lost all sense of proportion,
30 CCIII    |         may have been stolen or lost, and I am asking you to
31 CCXI     |        of others. For me, it is lost time, like complaining about
32 CCXXXVI  |         you. Titite’s Punch has lost his head, literally, because
33 CCXXXVIII|       into work, and reckon ass lost the time you might employ
34 CCLII    |      that of no account? When I lost Rollinat, didn’t you write
35 CCLVII   |         afraid that Maurice has lost his wager, for I want to
36 CCLVIII  |       you said that Maurice had lost his wager. He insists that
37 CCLXXXIII|        distress us. I have just lost my poor blind Duvernet,
38 CCCXII   |      back a part of what I have lost and live in peace the rest