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 1 1,3|      at the thought of having lost the only being he loved
 2 1,3|       of the coast, or he was lost for ever! The long and painful
 3 1,5|      out of my pocket and got lost! Surely, Herbert, you must
 4 1,5|      I would rather even have lost my pipe! Confound the box!
 5 1,5|       too clearly that he had lost all hope. ~The reporter
 6 1,6|      hope would not have been lost. Alas! they must hope no
 7 1,7|      the horizon of which was lost towards the east in a thick
 8 1,1|      with the eye, for it was lost in obscurity. But there
 9 1,2|   chase of five minutes, they lost their breath, and at the
10 1,2|    borrow its power, actually lost without profit to any one.
11 1,4| Chimneys. ~"Neb will not have lost his day," cried Pencroft,
12 1,7|  water, as if it was suddenly lost in some fissure in the ground. ~
13 1,0|  unfortunately this should be lost! ~ ~
14 2,3|    Beyond that, the Mercy was lost in the bushwood, where it
15 2,5|        she would certainly be lost. Sandbanks and reefs everywhere!
16 2,5|     Evidently." ~"And we have lost an opportunity to get back
17 2,5|      since the opportunity is lost, let us go on; it can't
18 2,5|      later it would have been lost in the sea. ~If they had
19 2,9|       island?" ~"No, an islet lost in the Pacific, and which
20 2,0|  House, and in this fusion it lost nearly a third of its weight. ~
21 2,1|     which it appeared to have lost forever. With the calm the
22 2,4|       it appeared that he had lost consciousness of everything. ~
23 2,4|    reason to fear that he was lost on the wide sea without
24 2,7|     the 'Britannia,' had been lost, crew and cargo, a year
25 2,7|     the 'Britannia,' had been lost less than two years before
26 2,7| Australia that the vessel was lost, and if Captain Grant is
27 2,7|       but you will be neither lost nor forgotten, as was Captain
28 2,9|     from the civilized world, lost on this island, as completely
29 2,9|       and not a bird had been lost, thanks to his zeal and
30 3,1|  criminal design! No time was lost before discussing it. ~"
31 3,3|     running aground and being lost!" ~"It is possible," said
32 3,3|       as the current had then lost much of its force, Bob Harvey
33 3,3|  There was not a moment to be lost. The colonists left the
34 3,4|     that the 'Speedy' was not lost in consequence of a collision?" ~"
35 3,5|   then having ricocheted: was lost in the sea in a cloud of
36 3,5|      would have been security lost! No matter! At present,
37 3,7|  self-possession which he had lost in a moment of discouragement
38 3,9|     to the cart. ~Herbert had lost consciousness! ~ ~
39 3,0|     to prevent a third, he is lost." ~"But the willow bark?" ~"
40 3,2|     and till now we have only lost time!" ~"No, my friend,"
41 3,2|     of the wood, had not once lost sight of the palisade. The
42 3,2|       ought this chance to be lost by inconsiderately attempting
43 3,2|  There was not a moment to be lost. Perhaps even now the cart
44 3,6|     but also all that man had lost in its depths, sufficed
45 3,6|       treasures. The millions lost in the Bay of Vigo, in 1702,
46 3,7|       moral energy, which had lost the power of reaction against
47 3,7|     pray for him whom we have lost!" ~ Some hours later the
48 3,8|      Therefore the carpenters lost not a moment. Moreover,
49 3,8|       in a whirlwind of dust, lost sight of each other. They
50 3,9|       expended, so much labor lost. ~Pencroft could not prevent
51 3,9|   there was not an hour to be lost, that the building and fitting
52 3,9|    many trials. Even Pencroft lost in some measure the somber