Chapter

 1 1|          the inevitable roulettes cause blood to flow in streams,
 2 1|  irregular pulse was no doubt the cause; the blood that sometimes
 3 1|         and he soon found out the cause of its singular brilliancy.
 4 2|           poets, was no doubt the cause. My silence was idiotic;
 5 2|           could pay; it seemed to cause her no surprise; she sought
 6 2|           behind. Her voice would cause a frenzy in me that I could
 7 2|       Perhaps love must plead his cause by great sacrifices, but
 8 2|    started up with a cry, saw the cause of the disturbance on his
 9 3|        and had lived so as not to cause the slightest movement in
10 3|          it is at once effect and cause. It requires space, even
11 3| deliberation or certainty was the cause, their words at any rate
12 3|         taking the effect for the cause," Cameristus replied. "Yes,
13 3|          mildly, "to one physical cause the serious disturbances
14 3|     co-existent with the infinite cause. So we ought to make a separate
15 3|           And " ~"And that is the cause of the milk in the cocoanut,"
16 3|          Any grief that you could cause me would not be grief. There