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 1     I,  85|   because it connected immediate loss with fears for the future,
 2    II,  43|         21st, infuriated by this loss, not only repulsed the 1st,
 3    II,  66|         in every direction. This loss, like many of the evils
 4   III,  16| inflicting upon them some slight loss; as more came up, the fortune
 5   III,  30|      might not be induced by the loss of their property to transfer
 6   III,  53|          the State more terrible loss and the overthrow of many
 7   III,  69|        quitted the place without loss; for, brave as were the
 8    IV,  28|         besides inflicting great loss on our men, carried off
 9    IV,  29|   superfluously large, and their loss was not felt. Even darkness
10    IV,  38|        but not without suffering loss. Our troops attacked them
11     V,  17|          common destruction. The loss however was less than might