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Galucus asserts that the gods will have to determine whose cause is most just , and Seleucus sneers : No other justice then ambition Makes them to draw their swords ; no other cause Then that the world cannot endure two Suns .
Galucus asserts that the gods will have to determine whose cause is most just , and Seleucus sneers : No other justice then ambition Makes them to draw their swords ; no other cause Then that the world cannot endure two Suns .
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that her beauty has caused the lust he feels and that she is guilty of all his crimes because she is the cause . From this triumph he proceeds to more unnatural acts which cause more and more discordant notes until his death brings out ...
that her beauty has caused the lust he feels and that she is guilty of all his crimes because she is the cause . From this triumph he proceeds to more unnatural acts which cause more and more discordant notes until his death brings out ...
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He died for a cause and that cause is something that we must preserve in the hearts of all Americans . That young woman's husband and there are thousands like him fought for a cause which he apparently believed was worth any price .
He died for a cause and that cause is something that we must preserve in the hearts of all Americans . That young woman's husband and there are thousands like him fought for a cause which he apparently believed was worth any price .
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