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 1 1 |         shovels and tongs. This caused so rapid and complete a
 2 3 |   having been purely and simply caused by loss of blood. ~Then
 3 6 |   immediately to his hotel, and caused himself to be announced. ~
 4 7 |          business, or pleasure, caused them to be continually running
 5 9 |   damnation; for his flight has caused us to miss a glorious affair,
 6 10|   handkerchief which had nearly caused him and Aramis to cut each
 7 10|       do to serve him, and what caused his visit at so late an
 8 11|        and inconvenience he had caused them, he told them that
 9 12|       know that it is not I who caused you to be written to." ~"
10 14|                   The crowd was caused, not by the expectation
11 24|       for the annoyance we have caused you. Only remember this--
12 26|        service of the king have caused me to neglect study a little.
13 27|     several sighs from him, and caused him to formulate to himself
14 32|     piece of magnificence which caused the eyes of the diners to
15 40|         the same power that had caused her disappearance. ~"In
16 41|         the Duc d'Angouleme had caused to be constructed near the
17 42| Guardsmen, imagining this to be caused by some unexpected attack,
18 44|       Palace of Justice was not caused by chance?" asked Richelieu,
19 44|          your emissary, and who caused the affair of the diamond
20 50|     discovered her arrival, and caused her to be seized? Why did
21 50|     from misery, Felton; I have caused you to be named lieutenant;
22 51|     woman whom the cardinal has caused to be shut up, and you wish
23 57|      interest to believe it. He caused me to be arrested, had me
24 65|     accuse this woman of having caused the assassination of the