Chapter

 1 1,2  |           for signal it was, was not lost: the last lamp which still
 2 1,2  |          made in touching the flags, lost no time in laying his hands
 3 1,3  |         waiting of the whole day was lost; for, as half-past eight
 4 2,1  |              the one in recovering a lost world, the other in conquering
 5 2,3  |       republic, had little by little lost all her liberties, and belonged
 6 3,3  |        fascination of her glance had lost its power. Rosa knew of
 7 3,4  |               which his predecessors lost. His political credit was
 8 4,1  |        eloquence of Gentile would be lost completely if nobody was
 9 4,5  |             these armaments would be lost; he reminded him that he
10 5,6  |          friendly speeches, the king lost no time in praying His Holiness
11 5,7  |      Consider a moment; what we have lost is nothing compared with
12 6,2  |              of victory, and if they lost they would experience nothing
13 6,3  |            enemy's ranks that he was lost to sight: the disappearance
14 7,1  |           thought themselves already lost when Charles VIII came to
15 8,4  | three-quarters of their number, were lost on the road. For this extravagance
16 10,2 |      suffrage. Ascanio had naturally lost this town when he attached
17 10,3 |            subjects, who had quickly lost the enthusiasm that the
18 10,3 |         whole town. ~Neither of them lost any time, and wishing to
19 10,3 |             wealth and pleasure, had lost, not their ancient courage,
20 10,4 |           duke then saw that all was lost, but he made a last appeal
21 10,4 |          supposed that his cause was lost and that it would be the
22 11,3 |              by these five blows, he lost his footing and fell to
23 12,2 |              understood that all was lost; but he did not wish it
24 13,2 |             and the last had already lost everything. ~A treaty of
25 15,2 |              recovering those he had lost. ~The day when this treaty
26 16,1 |            hateful to Caesar that he lost not a single moment: the
27 16,2 |           left it in his room or had lost it in his fall; anyhow,
28 16,2 |            the moment thought he was lost, but remembering the tank
29 Epi,1|              to himself, "Now I have lost my time and pains, which
30 Epi,2|              return, although he had lost hope of his coming back