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• So much superadded decision of character! (4)
• No desperate character is. (8)
• He meditated on her character. (22)
• It is scarcely in my character. (8)
• There is charm of character in that. (10)
• But my story is not of that character. (1)
• In that character none were like him. (10)
• I said to myself, this is a character. (10)
• Cromwell was a keen judge of character. (19)
• He has little character for the moment. (10)
• He was in tune with the English character. (10)
• Are they of a character to maintain empires? (10)
• He was very nice, he was a holiday character. (10)
• In nature, character, intellect, he has no rival. (10)
• The absence of character in him rendered this easy. (10)
• He knew nothing about Iroquois history or character. (19)
• No, upon my honour, there is no unsteadiness of character. (4)
• But both were of a character to draw him swiftly on to Milan. (10)
• If your ladyship is to be believed, my character is not worth much. (10)
• Robert was but striving to master some comprehension of her character. (10)
• She was best in her character of lovely rebel accusing foul injustice. (10)
• It amazes me that you or anyone can uphold the character of such brutes. (10)
• It was a sort of unconscious declaration of a somewhat formidable character. (8)
• Amelia is a character more difficult to be well represented than even Agatha. (4)
• Some of the composers already mentioned have written works of this character. (3)
• I wish to show you that I shall understand the character of my vocation there. (22)
• Shelton became involved in argument with his neighbour on the English character. (8)
• The architect had said, Better let them stay they expressed epoch, if not character. (9)
• She thought that standing for herself was not the thing; yet she was full of character. (8)
• But how of his opinion of her character in the fret of a baffling, a repulse, a defeat? (10)
• A good character, brother William John, goes on compound-interesting, just like good coin. (10)
• Behind, which, to those who have caught the springs of his character, volumes may be seen. (10)
• He by this time was aware of the serious character of the malady which had prostrated Nevil. (10)
• The first number is bound to be a failure always, as far as the representative character goes. (9)
• An intimate knowledge of their character and conduct makes a definite denial only fair to them. (21)
• He keeps his eyes on her all the time, but that may be merely an effort to divine her character. (9)
• We must perforce be critics of these tear-away wits; which are, moreover, so threadbare to conceal the character! (10)
• In this we find a certain reflective character which recalls the Passion music of the German school. (3)
• I never knew a man of higher soul, of sweeter nature, and his whole life was a monument of character. (9)
• I merely wish to know if there is a letter; because I am at present out in my study of her character. (22)
• Even in the character of their parasites I see a resemblance, though I am bound to confess that the Hon. (10)
• He was impressed by the dreaminess of the face; and I must say I regard him as an interesting character. (10)
• You and he were very constant companions, and you must have a fairly accurate knowledge of his character. (12)
• He seemed to her now to have the character of a storm outside a household wrapped in comfortable monotony. (10)
• My character has been against me; I do not succeed in breaking the crust that separates me from the depth. (12)
• They seem to think that the soul and the character of the people are as important as its economic comfort. (16)
• It is the worst evil of too yielding and indecisive a character, that no influence over it can be depended on. (4)
• He was breaking his fast on white wine and raw onions, in order to keep up the character of martyr, I conclude. (2)
• Now and then we see a very well-composed newspaper fail of success because of its editorial character and tone. (16)
• But the evident pain he inflicted moved his pity, which helped to restore his conception of the beauty of her character. (10)
• Mrs. Norris accepted the compliment, and admired the nice discernment of character which could so well distinguish merit. (4)
• One of these was =Francesco Durante= (1684-1755), who wrote sonatas in two movements of different character but in the same key. (3)
• In that estimate of the character of Nevil Beauchamp, Cecilia soon had to confess that she had been deceived, though not by him. (10)
• These two were not unlike both in organization and character, and they had not sat together long before they found each other out. (10)
• In so far as the newspaper performs a public function, its usefulness will be measured by the character of the service that it renders. (16)
• Many of them have the spontaneous character of the old minstrel poets, the leader improvising the verses, the chorus joining in the refrain. (3)
• I proceeded to examine it most minutely, while Collins waited with all the intense anxiety of a man whose character depended on the sentence. (6)
• Though vines, hops, and other tender crops grow well, the flora has quite a subalpine character, and the houses are often like Swiss chalets. (20)
• There was much in common between them; the Italian had the solidity, dignity and nobility of treatment generally associated with the German character. (3)
• Morality had something to say against this active marital charity, attributable, it was to be feared, to weakness of character on the part of the husband. (10)
• It must be said, however, that this interpretation finds no support in the general character of his writing, which is exceedingly humane, refined and womanly. (7)
• Its indirect influence radiates from the amount and character of the news it prints, the particular features it accentuates, and its method of presenting these. (16)
• It was his individual conviction that individualism had ruined England, and he had set himself deliberately to eradicate this vice from the character of his tenants. (8)
• In the character of disengaged and unaspiring philosophical bachelor, he reviewed the revelations of her character betrayed by the beautiful virgin devoted to the sanguine coat. (10)

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