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’Linda proved on that nearer, more delightfully intimate acquaintanceship with her to be the strangest creature of moods and caprices that could well be imagined.
The caprices of these signals take the shape of variations in the range of audibility-a signal may at one time carry 10 miles and at another only 2-and the formation of “zones of silence,” comparatively near the signal, within which the sound is not heard though audible at much greater distances.
As is usual with the caprices of fashion, the art only lasted for a comparatively brief period.
But he may please to consider, that the caprices of womankind are not limited by any climate or nation, and that they are much more uniform, than can be easily imagined.
Yet every dim little star revolving about her, from her maid to the manager of the Italian Opera, knows her weaknesses, prejudices, follies, haughtinesses, and caprices and lives upon as accurate a calculation and as nice a measure of her moral nature as her dressmaker takes of her physical proportions.
If I had been his wife, I could have been the slave of his caprices for a word of love a year.
We want to show that we are not afraid of their beauty secrets and can appropriate their willful blondness or other visual caprices for our own ends.
In other words, the servant girl, being treated as a drudge, never having the right to herself, and worn out by the caprices of her mistress, can find an outlet, like the factory or shopgirl, only in prostitution.
It is said that the GATES OF HELL will not always prevail, that THE WORD OF GOD will return, and that one day men will know truth and justice, but that will be the death of Greek and Roman catholicism, just as in the light of science disappeared the caprices of opinion.
This is all carefully fitted, and when the edifice is completed the female retires into it to bring forth her young, which are there well sheltered against the dangers without, and the caprices of storms and floods.
His Richelieu in Mlle de Belle-Isle, his Octave in Alfred de Musset's Les Caprices de Marianne, and his appearance in de Musset's Il faut qu'une porte soit ouverte ou fermée and Un caprice were followed by Tartuffe, Le Misanthrope and Don Juan.
I think, after what we have seen of medical facts, as they are represented by incompetent persons, we are disposed to attribute little value to all statements of wonderful cures, coming from those who have never been accustomed to watch the caprices of disease, and have not cooled down their young enthusiasm by the habit of tranquil observation.
It meets all the array of negative cases,-those in which disease did not follow exposure,-by the striking example of small-pox, which, although one of the most contagious of diseases, is subject to the most remarkable irregularities and seeming caprices in its transmission.
These symphonic poems are most difficult to play on account of the complexity, the independence, and the fantastic caprices of the different parts.
The caprices of the poet are held in rein by the musician.
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