Chapter

 1 1|     endeavored to~ascertain the cause of their growing deterioration.
 2 2|       on~the plea that it would cause real pain to their wives
 3 2|         Lupeaulx was partly the cause of the~unusual expenditures
 4 4|       Baudoyer was the original cause of~his acquaintance with
 5 4|       mysterious sweat had some cause independent of his own person.
 6 4|     that I suspect some unknown cause for this~perspiration, which,
 7 4|         lay down his life for a cause, he~lived on a page of Volney,
 8 6|        the success~of your good cause. It is all-important, for
 9 6| Gigonnet! That phenomenon has a cause."~ ~"Always a child," said
10 6|        supporters, though their cause seems at~times a lost one.
11 7|       days of Henri IV.--is the cause of those vast secret labors
12 8| approaching end of the year did cause rather~more application
13 8|        anything else that would~cause me to stand in your way;
14 8|    Phellion re-enter]. "Victrix cause diis placuit, sed~victa