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 1 III   |   word to answer—I shall not lose one particle of gas.”~“And
 2 V     |  doctor seemed completely to lose sight of his personality—
 3 VI    |      from it!”~“Well, you’ll lose a fine sight, sir. What
 4 X     |  down as far as the car, and lose themselves in an iron receptacle
 5 XIV   |      above all things, don’t lose sight of the barometer.
 6 XV    |    contortions; they did not lose a single gesticulation;
 7 XV    |    agility.~“Not a moment to lose!” said the doctor. “Don’
 8 XVI   |   have to rise still higher, lose sight of the earth, and
 9 XXII  |    Were they then so soon to lose him whom they had snatched
10 XXIII |   Therefore he determined to lose no opportunity of replenishing
11 XXVI  |   and I’ll bring you help or lose my hide. What do you think
12 XXXIII| little longer, Dick, and not lose heart. We cannot be far
13 XXXVI |    At all events I shall not lose sight of it. There is something
14 XXXVI |    interested.~“Yes!”~“Don’t lose sight of him, and let us
15 XL    |    eastward, and we must not lose such an opportunity.”~The
16 XLIII |  banditti,” said he; “let us lose no time, my friends; gather