Chapter

 1 VII   |      start at once, and not to lose time and courage by calm
 2 VII   |        haste down, or we shall lose the train.”~It was now manifestly
 3 IX    |       Come, there’s no time to lose; I am going to the library.
 4 IX    |        It would not be easy to lose your way in Rejkiavik. I
 5 XIV   |     told a true tale, we shall lose our way amidst the deep
 6 XVIII |    should prefer. Don’t let us lose a moment. Where is the bundle
 7 XIX   |       greatest care was not to lose sight of my companions.
 8 XXIII |     Now,” I said, “we must not lose this water.”~“What is the
 9 XXVI  |     guarantee that I shall not lose my way, a clue in the labyrinth,
10 XXVII | totally blind.~Then I began to lose my head. I arose with my
11 XXVIII|       But there was no time to lose. If my companions moved
12 XXIX  |         and we have no time to lose, for the voyage may be a
13 XXX   |        the Hansbach, coming to lose its little volume quietly
14 XXXI  |     high tide, and we must not lose the opportunity to study
15 XXXI  |        that we have no time to lose, and we shall set sail to-morrow.”~
16 XXXV  |    gain in huge size what they lose in number. Such is their
17 XL    |          I said, “don’t let us lose a minute.”~“Yes, yes, lad,”