Part, Chapter

1  I, 3 |   that, after all, he should lose nothing, Charles promised
2 II, 6 | become more immobile, and to lose itself in the shadow as
3 II, 7 |   duel, I have seen a second lose consciousness at the mere
4 II, 7 |    worries. Pshaw! one would lose too much time over it.”~
5 II, 8 |      his ear in order not to lose a syllable. The chins of
6 II, 10|      her life, she feared to lose anything of this, or even
7 III, 1|   them all. For Leon did not lose all hope; there was for
8 III, 8|      without you? One cannot lose the habit of happiness.
9 III, 8|     the thought that he must lose her, just when she was confessing