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 1 2 |     an energy now waning, had caused the~present weakness and
 2 2 |  pleats, the washing of which caused the only dispute she ever
 3 2 |    boy, the only terrors were~caused by the events of 1814 and
 4 4 |      joy under the excitement~caused by her last word.~ ~"Your
 5 5 | events of~the evening. But he caused her, as usual, an emotion
 6 5 |       signs of great fatigue, caused, to an observer's eye, by
 7 8 |    the bewilderment the world~caused her prevented her heart
 8 12|   week of dreadful sufferings~caused, innocently indeed, by you.~ ~
 9 14|    contagious horror which is caused by the sight of~a snake,
10 15|       Friend," she said, "you caused me the bitterest suffering,
11 17|    owe to~you; the pangs were caused by my own self. Make me
12 22|     and produced a head which caused general astonishment. For~
13 26|      the night before, and he caused not the faintest~emotion
14 26|       world and whom~love has caused to fall from their zodiacal
15 26|    thus, pale and livid, that~caused Beatrix to make the sign