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• The two principal actors remained dumb. (10)
• But she would not consider me a principal. (10)
• That was the principal drawback, in my mind. (9)
• But the principal for me to study is Victor. (10)
• A famous Canadian lady was the principal singer. (10)
• I had my interview with the respected principal. (10)
• She is his principal correspondent, I assure you. (4)
• Whose regrets can eclipse those of the principal actor? (10)
• An envoy visits the principal Seats of Learning in Europe. (10)
• His principal hope was that Clara would have missed her way. (10)
• His principal anxiety was about my finding sleeping quarters. (10)
• Mr. Radnor had borrowed footmen of the principal houses about. (10)
• Formerly, she made it the principal subject of her conversation. (10)
• I might have known that Risk would not have divulged his principal. (18)
• Passing the principal inn of the place, Tom spoke plainly for brandy. (10)
• Nor is he the principal person of the comedy to which he gives a name. (10)
• The principal speaker was a tall person, wearing a silk travelling-cap. (9)
• He was always the principal sufferer where the feelings were concerned. (10)
• Menander and Moliere have given the principal types to Comedy hitherto. (10)
• The text which furnishes the narrative is assigned to the principal tenor. (3)
• His principal work is a manuscript on organum, a work of great reference value. (3)
• Figure 1 shows the principal melody, figure 2 shows the same at the fifth below. (3)
• She marvelled at his opposition, though she detected the principal basis of it. (10)
• He designated the two principal roads by which poor sinners come to a conscience. (10)
• It was, her revived and uprising pudency declared, the principal; the only cause. (10)
• The principal characteristic of the second nephew, Adrian Harley, was his sagacity. (10)
• A principal charm of the life at Fairly to him was that there was no one complaining. (10)
• Not only the principal of their debt of gratitude remained, but the accruing interest. (9)
• In the period before the opera, choral singing was the principal medium for vocal music. (3)
• He did not see how he could have escaped doing so; he was more an agent than a principal. (10)
• Bingley was the principal spokesman, and Miss Bennet the principal object. (4)
• When I actually must have money, what a fool I was to ask for his principal in the matter. (18)
• I, showing at 1 and 2 the principal melody and its imitation, and at 3, imitation and inversion. (3)
• Rhoda replied quietly that she was, but had come with the principal object of seeing her sister. (10)
• Rhoda replied quietly that she was, but had come with the principal object of seeing her sister. (22)
• It was soon given in all the principal theatres in Germany, including Dresden, and also in Vienna. (3)
• He shuts his ears to my comparisons, but admits, that as I am the principal person concerned, etc. (10)
• He was fond of the country and of books; and from these tastes had arisen his principal enjoyments. (4)
• The picture-gallery, and two or three of the principal bedrooms, were all that remained to be shown. (4)
• His principal object must be to discover the number of the hackney coach which took them from Clapham. (4)
• He replied that Besworth was a large place, and I pointed out that therein lay one of its principal merits. (10)
• Soon it was seen entering the precincts at one of the principal gates, followed by trombone, and horn, and fife. (10)
• The importance of a tribal feast to the Colonists, in 1732, had much weight with the principal men of the State. (18)
• But at night, in his bed, the glove was a principal actor in events of extraordinary magnitude and inconsequence. (10)
• In 1767, he became musical director of the principal church in Hamburg, where he remained till his death, in 1788. (3)
• Now I had got myself into a place where I could not keep certain promises I had made without encroaching on my principal. (14)
• One was the collector of something or other, I forget what; the other, we were told, was the principal notary of the place. (2)
• Three bridges now cross the river between Pest on the left bank and Buda on the right, the two principal sections of the town. (20)
• She was again roused from disagreeable musings by sudden footsteps: somebody was coming at a quick pace down the principal walk. (4)
• The title he had disguised Duchess Susan in, he confessed to rueing as the principal cause of the agitation of his principality. (10)
• You have your grandson in Parliament, largely acquainted with the principal members of society, husband of an hereditary princess! (10)
• Such eminent musicians as Dr. Crotch, Sterndale Bennett and Sir George Macfarren have filled the position of principal of the school. (3)
• They returned, therefore, in good spirits to Longbourn, the village where they lived, and of which they were the principal inhabitants. (4)
• He ceased to be a visioned Alvan, and became an obscurity; her principal sentiment in relation to him was, that he threatened her peace. (10)
• The interior of the city was abandoned by the Imperialists, who held two or three of the principal buildings and the square of the Duomo. (10)
• Thus, in the Greek tragedy we find the principal features of the modern opera—scenery, dramatic action, solo and choral singing, the orchestra. (3)
• When once a woman is taken with the love-passion, we must treat her as bitten; hide her antics from the public: that is the principal business. (10)
• The following is given as the scale: [Music] The principal feature of Hindoo music is the melody and rhythm, the latter being very complicated. (3)
• She alighted at the principal inn, and was there informed that the packetboat, with a favouring breeze and tide, had started ten minutes earlier. (10)
• Affiliated schools have been established in the principal French cities, such as: =Marseilles=, =Toulouse=, =Nantes=, =Dijon=, =Lyons= and =Rouen=. (3)
• He understood very well that they were magnanimous rascals who could let an accomplice go, though they would have driven steel into the principal. (10)
• He traveled over Europe, the United States and parts of South America, giving concerts, in which he gave the principal place to his own compositions. (3)
• Mr. Carling may have helped; he had it from Fenellan; and he was among the principal groups, claiming or making acquaintances, as a lawyer should do. (10)
• In the history of these sanguinary rencontres, one name was continually recurring, generally as the principal, sometimes the instigator of the quarrel. (6)
• This section is practically like the first, save that the second subject and the close are transferred into the principal key, in which the movement ends. (3)

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