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 1 I    |   neither the nature nor the cause could be explained. Today
 2 I    |     endeavor to discover the cause? And if your search is in
 3 IV   |    is a system which was the cause of the death of the Flying
 4 VI   | cords that bound him.~He had cause to be sorry for it. Immediately
 5 VI   |     to which organ the chief cause of the trouble should be
 6 VIII |     blood. This has been the cause of several serious accidents
 7 IX   |     and there was nothing to cause the vertigo, as there would
 8 XV   |    duel, which would perhaps cause the death of one of us.”~“
 9 XV   |        Which certainly would cause it.”~“Well! No, Mr. President
10 XVI  |    upwards into the sky.~The cause of this light must have
11 XVIII|     her ascent.~What was the cause of the stoppage? Evidently