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 1 5 |     far as possible, not to lose sight of numerical order;
 2 6 |  And if he be cast, let him lose his share of the public
 3 6 | have already occurred, will lose time in making them known
 4 8 |     the young, and never to lose sight of them; and these
 5 9 |  take a woman’s nature, and lose his life at the hands of
 6 11|    and the defendant, if he lose the suit, shall pay double
 7 11|    his life; for most of us lose our senses in a manner,
 8 11|  earnestness altogether, or lose the better half of greatness.
 9 11|     of the slave; and if he lose his suit, let him make amends
10 12|    and the plaintiff, if he lose, shall pay half of the damages