Chapter

 1 1|             to the splendid general effect of the long table, white
 2 1|         result either of calculated effect or a spontaneous modesty.
 3 2|         gesture: ~"Perhaps it is an effect of the fumes of punch -
 4 2|       always amaze me with some new effect. These trifling incidents
 5 2|            produced an irresistible effect upon me. I should die an
 6 2|            scene has a disagreeable effect upon me.' ~" 'I am fully
 7 3|           of him how to produce any effect on the talisman, which he
 8 3|          begin it over again!' What effect do you want to produce?
 9 3|          abstraction; it is at once effect and cause. It requires space,
10 3|             In order to produce any effect upon an unknown substance,
11 3| combinations of movement. Upon what effect have you determined?" ~"
12 3|             colleague is taking the effect for the cause," Cameristus
13 3|             Believe me, Raphael, we effect no cures; we only assist
14 3|           the women, produced their effect upon his senses, and awakened