Letter

 1 XXXV     |        why counsel him to go and lose it when his conscience and
 2 XXXVI    |     jealousy of my rival made me lose, it is in these sentiments
 3 XLII     |        laid on one’s back and to lose consciousness for three
 4 LVI      |        that one fears so much to lose is always too long for those
 5 LXII     |         to grow very old; I must lose no time in loving!~Yes,
 6 LXII     |       store for it, and one will lose nothing by waiting. On the
 7 LXXV     |      that I have not a minute to lose (or gain), if I want to
 8 CVI      |      they have the misfortune to lose him, they will have to go
 9 CLXXXII  |          the good fortune not to lose any of my friends, young
10 CXCIV    |      ecclesiastic!~That is why I lose myself as much as I can
11 CXCVII   | proletariat which had nothing to lose. Well, the proletariat even
12 CCXXXVII |      some subjects about which I lose patience, and, when a friend
13 CCLXXXVII|   undertaken a senseless book.~I lose myself in the recollections
14 CCCII    |         leaves you in doubt, you lose interest in his work, you
15 CCCIII   |         in a hurry, so as not to lose the post.~Give me news of