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1 I  | nothing of this affair. I will cause your~property in Corsica
2 II |     only to insult her, but to cause her a species~of artistic
3 II |       ULTRAS to search for the cause of the silence so obstinately~
4 III|        defeat. He dies for the Cause, and here am I, hiding~myself!"~ ~
5 III|       falling off, nor ask the cause of her~companions' absence.
6 III|   Listen: I am the involuntary cause~of the loss of your reputation--"~ ~
7 III|  expecting to bind them to his cause by~dint of victories. It
8 VI |        very~softly, fearing to cause too strong an emotion to