Letter

 1 I   |       law of the badness of his cause; nor attempt to win over
 2 IV  |       so suffer to early in His cause, after which he went into
 3 VI  |        they took up arms in his cause in opposition to Oliver,
 4 VIII|  purpose), rebellious without a cause, factious without design,
 5 XI  |       others, is nevertheless a cause common to all nations, I
 6 XIII|         I ascribe to an unknown cause, what I can so easily impute
 7 XIII|       impute to the only second cause I am acquainted with? Here
 8 XIV |        is by an attraction, the cause of which is as much unknown
 9 XV  |         time maintained, on the cause that turns the planets,
10 XV  |  towards the earth. This is the cause of gravity, according to
11 XV  |        at the same time, is the cause of the motion of all celestial
12 XV  | meditation on that gravity, the cause of which had so long been
13 XV  |         inherent in matter, the cause of which persons of greater
14 XV  |     comets in their orbits, and cause them to move in the proportion
15 XV  |       there should be any other cause which keeps the planets
16 XV  |     leave others to explain the cause of this effect. The anatomist,
17 XV  |       the muscles contract? The cause of the elasticity of the
18 XV  |       of it are calculated. The cause of this cause is among the
19 XV  |   calculated. The cause of this cause is among the Arcana of the
20 XVI |         all the rest.~From what cause, therefore, do colours arise
21 XVI |      that the same power is the cause both of the reflection and
22 XVI |       of the glasses is not the cause why telescopes cannot be
23 XVII|      very happily explained the cause of this revolution.~All
24 XXI | coxcombs, who Retire to think, 'cause they have naught to do.
25 XXII|      chagrin, sans en savoir la cause. N'aiant pense jamais, l'
26 XXIV|         in this greatness."~The cause why all these academical