Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |       between his lips.~With gaze lost in the distant sky, he tried
 2    I,  I  |           for a year, that he had lost the power to create, had
 3    I,  I  |        suggests: the hidden limb, lost yet imagined beneath its
 4    I,  I  |           much animation that she lost her pose every moment.~Sometimes
 5    I,  I  |          he do? It would be a day lost; he could not work. Then?
 6    I,  I  |            but she judged herself lost, for she consented while
 7    I,  I  |          said to herself: “I am a lost woman!” For some time she
 8    I,  I  |    convince herself: “Yes, I am a lost woman.” No echo of suffering
 9    I,  I  | possession of him as of something lost and found, a deep, silent
10   II,  I  |          then, and there, we~have lost not only a mother but our
11   II,  I  |         older, the better.~I have lost the poor heart wherein the
12   II,  I  |          Oh, what horror!~“When I lost papa, I was just married,
13   II,  I  |         Since your departure I am lost,~abandoned, without ties
14   II,  I  |           of a~blind man that has lost his dog. I become uneasy,
15   II,  I  |          like a~traveler that has lost his way in the wood, and
16   II,  II |           the temples.~She was so lost in this examination of her
17   II,  II |        mother had for a long time lost that radiance of hair and
18   II,  II |         That second’s distraction lost her the game. The ball passed
19   II,  II |      trained to seek and find the lost balls, as if they were partridges
20   II,  II |        not go away so far that he lost sight of the white facade
21   II,  III|       second, for you had already lost your father. Oh, that Annette,
22   II,  III|           melancholy mood, having lost once more the confidence
23   II,  IV |          his brain seemed to have lost the knack of painting, as
24   II,  VI |      again, and saw Doctor Faust, lost in sorrowful meditation,
25   II,  VI |       looking at it. He felt old, lost, despairing. Ah, never to
26   II,  VI |     distant land, for he now felt lost in that strange, indifferent
27   II,  VI |   inevitable tortures, he felt so lost, so far overwhelmed, from
28   II,  VI |         shook his head.~“Oh, I am lost, lost, lost!”~“No, no, I
29   II,  VI |         his head.~“Oh, I am lost, lost, lost!”~“No, no, I say!
30   II,  VI |       head.~“Oh, I am lost, lost, lost!”~“No, no, I say! It will