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1 IV    |      steamer, I am altogether at a loss to explain.~The wife is
2 XXIX  |         had loved so well, and the loss of which he so much deplored.~“
3 XXXIII| intermittent fever. Except for the loss of the medicine-chest we
4 XXXVI |           time what an irreparable loss we have sustained, and what
5 XLI   |            living one?”~I was at a loss to comprehend him, and,
6 XLIX  |            make us repine over the loss of the provision that had
7 LI    |          intoxicated man. With the loss of his senses all his sufferings
8 LIV   |            he little thinks what a loss there is in store for him