Chapter

 1 5,7 |    compared with what we might lose; and my father and I, you
 2 5,7 |    shall be avenged, or I will lose the name of son." ~ ~
 3 8,4 |       and there was no time to lose. Charles VIII one day after
 4 11,2|       him, he was beginning to lose his fear, when he received
 5 11,3|  herself. There was no time to lose, and Caesar summoned Michelotto. ~"
 6 13,2|    first six had everything to lose, and the last had already
 7 14,1|    cardinals they would by law lose the right of making a will,
 8 14,2|        not so prostrated as to lose sight for a moment of the
 9 15,1|     loudly sworn that he would lose his honour or avenge the
10 16,1| breaths. ~There was no time to lose: his first care was to shut