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 1     I,  11      |      account, nor sigh for the loss of your virginity. But even
 2     I,  14(4345)|      to second marriages after loss of first wife, however happening.
 3     I,  23      |    Heber the Kenite, I am at a loss to understand. For it is
 4     I,  27      | children, and makes up for the loss and decay, of the root by
 5     I,  41      |       unwilling to survive the loss of their virginity, the
 6     I,  46      |       on being asked after the loss of her husband why she did
 7     I,  46      |     same lady was mourning the loss of her husband, and the
 8    II,  20      |     finger to the ear: but the loss of any one is attended by
 9    II,  22      |        burned, he shall suffer loss: but he himself shall be
10    II,  22      |     burnt and is to suffer the loss of his labour, while he
11    II,  30      |        is indeed pain, but the loss is not so great, nor is
12    II,  33      |       reward, but to avoid the loss of what they already have,