Part,  Chapter

 1     I,     VII|       order to defend his weak cause, yet he himself will never
 2     I,     VII| decayed age, and the patriotic cause is lost!~ ~At every election,
 3     I,     XII|      nerve to defeat them, and cause patriotism, religion, and
 4    II,      IV|      defenders of the national cause, and his great personal
 5    II,      IV|      overthrow of the national cause, he made good his escape
 6    II,      IV|         The fairy that was the cause of so much suffering had
 7    II,     VII|        burning to find out the cause, the fountain-head, of that
 8    II,       X|  intention?"~ ~"To give you no cause to accuse me of meanness.
 9    II,       X|     Yes, but that also was the cause of your first failure. It
10    II,      XV|       confidence in the French cause as to stake his whole fortune
11    II,     XVI|     everybody inquired for the cause of the swoon, and I gave