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 1  Unic,   2     |     serious a matter that it may cause true poverty gradually to
 2  Unic,   2     |          if by so doing I should cause the least displeasure to
 3  Unic,   5     |       pity that he should be the cause of their going astray. They
 4  Unic,  10     |   natures so much that this will cause us no little labour, while
 5  Unic,  11     |     making a moan without proper cause. When such a reason exists,
 6  Unic,  12     |      clearly the temptation will cause her to look into her life,
 7  Unic,  13     |      thousand deaths than be the cause of such a thing. For only
 8  Unic,  13     |    health delight in eating only cause her the greater loathing.
 9  Unic,  15     |     where hiding the truth might cause offence or scandal. Anyone
10  Unic,  15     |       Here, however, there is no cause for fear; for, however great
11  Unic,  16     |         my Lord! How often do we cause Thee to wrestle with the
12  Unic,  18     |      things and we shall have no cause for fear.~
13  Unic,  19     |    should not quench it but only cause it to burn the more! It
14  Unic,  19     | sometimes this goes so far as to cause death. How happy is such
15  Unic,  21     |       enough at his own trade to cause to fall: in doing this he
16  Unic,  26     |         much affliction they may cause you, they will be a source
17  Unic,  27     |              Oh, thank God, what cause for comfort there is here!
18  Unic,  28     |  sometimes less. At first it may cause a good deal of trouble,
19  Unic,  28     |      that flies out at them will cause them to burst into flame.
20  Unic,  30     |          it but prefer what will cause us death -- and what a death:
21  Unic,  35     |           they destroy churches, cause the loss of many priests
22  Unic,  35(125)|          the verb here rendered "cause the loss of" is vague. Literally
23  Unic,  36     |         I were condemned without cause, I do not know what I should
24  Unic,  36     |     wrong, or a great trial, may cause them some momentary distress,
25  Unic,  38     | ourselves: then, if there is any cause for anxiety on our part,
26  Unic,  40     |     realize that they have great cause for fear; and they should
27  Unic,  40     |         increasing, never seeing cause for ceasing to manifest
28  Unic,  41     |        of grace, this grace must cause him to be respected, however