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• Money, fame, fashion, talk, learning? (8)
• Genius dedicated to Fame is immortal. (10)
• And after inflicting his hydrophobia on her tender fame! (10)
• Further European tours increased his fame. (3)
• He had stood to defend her name and fame. (10)
• Fame is the birthright of the living lyre! (10)
• Ah, but the Hill of Fame, can they dig it down? (14)
• He knew her to allude to certain hopes of fame. (10)
• They are insatiable for the fame of authorship. (12)
• As a clown his fame covered all parts of the country. (21)
• George stood long looking at the apotheosis of his fame. (8)
• Or his great fame and his shadowed fortunes had won her. (10)
• His fame has sunk; his bodily girth has sensibly increased. (10)
• Here, again, the fame of Deacon Brodie is kept piously fresh. (2)
• What noted family of violin makers started the fame of Cremona? (3)
• Countess Rastaglione was a lady enamelled on the scroll of Fame. (10)
• The Polish songs are unequal, and at best add little to his fame. (3)
• In the city for which they perished their fame has never been divided. (9)
• A fall indeed from his original conception of his name of fame abroad! (10)
• On that score, hear the words of the poet, a vain protest: Ye that nourish hopes of fame! (10)
• If it does not pay, it brings him fame, respectfulness in times of reverse. (10)
• Plenty of stories are current still of his fame as a four-in-hand coachman. (10)
• Add breadth and foresight, and we have the greater result of fortune and fame. (16)
• The foolish fellow did not know that they care not a straw for cricketing fame. (10)
• I believe neither his history nor his novel brought the author more gain than fame. (9)
• As a teacher, he acquired great fame and pupils came to him from all parts of Europe. (3)
• His fame as a pianist was overshadowed by his ceaseless work as teacher and composer. (3)
• The lady was the daughter of a famous admiral, handsome, and latterly of light fame. (10)
• Their fame was in their own keeping, and it was not my part to guard it against them. (9)
• Your work will be an ornament to the city and state, and will insure you undying fame. (5)
• Good shots were present who had contributed to the fame of Steynham on other opening days. (10)
• In 1832, he began to acquire fame as a piano teacher, especially of pupils from the aristocracy. (3)
• His fame was so great that the spacious cathedral was often filled when he gave an organ recital. (3)
• A tailor should certainly avoid fame, and this young man will have to carry his father on his back. (10)
• The fame of his museum and its preserved curiosity was wafted from one end of the land to the other. (21)
• He has won international fame as a pianist, and has shown real musicianship in his purely orchestral works. (3)
• On board the fleet were some, as yet unknown, officers, who were destined to rise to great fame in the world. (19)
• The Russian horse Zib, who was poisoned in Mexico, achieved fame more for his tricks than his ring exhibitions. (21)
• And it is largely due to this commercial activity that the school of the Netherlands attained such an undying fame. (3)
• She knew, and thinking differently in the matter of literary fame, she flushed, and, ashamed of the flush, frowned. (10)
• A lady, their distant relative, whose fame was light, had withdrawn her from the silent house, and made display of her. (10)
• A second opera, a mass, a concerto, and a choral symphony increased his fame, but he is identified chiefly with the cantata. (3)
• While thirsting for the highest fame, I hunger like the lowest beast: To be the first of men I aim And find myself the least. (10)
• He had been spoiled by fame, by the friendship of distinguished people, by the kindness of fate and all the amenities of life. (12)
• The wickets pitched in the morning, they carried them in again, and plaudits renewed proved that their fame had not slumbered. (10)
• Longfellow was in the fulness of his world-wide fame, and in the ripeness of the beautiful genius which was not to know decay while life endured. (9)
• There dwelt an old man in Monastier, of rather unsound intellect according to some, much followed by street-boys, and known to fame as Father Adam. (2)
• Here, oddly enough, the spell of the Wild Margrave weakened in the presence of his portrait, which signally failed to justify his fame of furious tyrant. (9)
• The compositions of the next organists of fame, Willaert, of Venice (1490-1562), and Cyprian di Rore (1516-1565), pupil of the former, have distinct names. (3)
• John Bull= (1563-1628), who won world-wide fame as organist and clavier player, finally becoming organist at Antwerp Cathedral, which post he held until his death. (3)
• Weary of fame, appreciation, friendship, success, and domination, he seemed to lust after mortification, the reversal of all things, and the very voluptuousness of pain. (12)

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