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 1     I|      young gentleman began to lose patience during the course
 2    II|    frankly. I give much and I lose much. At the present moment
 3    IV|      before him, so as not to lose his place; then he exclaimed,
 4   VII|       departing guests should lose no time in presenting their
 5    IX|     very end. He would rather lose all his money than be left
 6    IX|       the bank.~ ~He began to lose.~ ~Fennimore was sitting
 7    IX|     he won. Abellino began to lose his sang-froid and get flurried.
 8    XI|    merely bowing - Louis will lose his temper, and say that
 9   XVI|     in their domestic circles lose very much of the nimbus
10  XVII|    own, for it was a shame to lose them. There was not a pure
11   XXI| salaries, and they are not to lose their pay if they have to