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1  2,2|     wished to reach you without loss of time, and I did what
2  5,2|         and at last, being at a loss what to do with his time,
3  7,3|       that I am completely at a loss to understand what you want." ~"
4 18,2| strongly inclined to regret the loss of Rosa; and when, at about
5 20,1|    absence I felt more than the loss of liberty and of life itself?" ~
6 23,2|          when she perceived her loss, she would not leave her