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• Gradually the room grew empty. (12)
• They gradually take their seats. (8)
• Liszt gradually recovered, however. (3)
• Your intelligence will open gradually. (10)
• And gradually it seems to hypnotise him. (8)
• Gradually a kind of cloud stole over me. (10)
• So are we gradually self-stifled, corrupt. (10)
• Gradually he fell into a kind of hazy doze. (10)
• It swells very gradually into a long, hissing groan. (8)
• And gradually their talk ceased; long silence followed. (8)
• Other figures emerged gradually into that narrow circle. (12)
• Gradually the persecution ceased, thanks to her active pen. (10)
• The fullness of his embarrassment gradually disclosed itself. (8)
• But we are not, and so he does the business gradually for us. (10)
• Gradually the confused noises of the house blended into a hum. (12)
• Vice, taken little by little, usurps gradually the whole creature. (10)
• Yet she was gradually draining all the light out of his own existence. (12)
• Something loathsome and frightful was gathering gradually in his brain. (12)
• And gradually the centre patch narrowed, and the sun slowly slanted down. (8)
• Clara saw the vacancy of her expression gradually filling with woefulness. (10)
• But I hope that the air here will gradually blow the years out of me again. (14)
• And gradually he really recalled a rumour of that kind which had come to him. (12)
• Gradually my ear grew accustomed to her invariable whisper on these occasions. (10)
• It surprised him that her features should be gradually expressing less delight. (10)
• They were gradually acquainted, and when acquainted, rapidly and deeply in love. (4)
• I feel as if it might shake me up a little, for solitude is gradually making me numb. (14)
• He was tempted to despise them when he marked their gradually lengthening chaps and eyeballs. (10)
• She was resting perfectly quiet against him, while her heart ceased gradually to beat so fast. (8)
• In the diplomatic service, as Louisa says, you come to be known to Ministers gradually, I mean. (10)
• Although I had lost faith both in my own powers and in mankind, my soul gradually grew calm again. (12)
• The Van Guilder double-wall machines have been gradually increasing in use throughout the country. (17)
• Under the care of a faithful nurse little Juli gradually grew stronger, both physically and mentally. (5)
• I lost myself in the features of the image, and gradually the secret of its power became clear to me. (12)
• The expression of his face changed gradually from indignant contempt to a composed and steady gravity. (4)
• With the assistance of Louise Devereux, Cecilia gradually awakened to what was going on in the house. (10)
• His voice gradually grows louder, till he is declaiming to the empty room the peroration of his speech. (8)
• The idea had been gradually taking shape in his mind from the moment that he had possessed the Thousand. (10)
• She explained what its effect on her had been, and how gradually all her former prejudices had been removed. (4)
• Gradually the secrets of his technic were revealed to the ambitious few; now they are almost common property. (3)
• In course of time the Discant or Organum gradually crystallized into rules, and other intervals were accepted. (3)
• Nobody wished to be behind the times, so circulations were swelled gradually to tenfold their old dimensions. (16)
• Eleutheria desired the same, and swore eternal devotion when Letitia carefully and gradually gave her her confidence. (12)
• Sensible of presences, he gradually discerned a thick blot along the couch to the right of the door, and he drew near. (10)
• Gradually a number of the settlers were seduced and instigated to disloyalty against their benefactors and the Company. (19)
• It was gradually stooping to nature, but would never have bowed to a fool, or, save under protest, to one who gave all. (10)
• Voices singing a hunting glee, popular in that age, swelled up the clear morning air; and gradually the words became distinct. (10)
• At last Jane began, and though the first bars were feebly given, the powers of the instrument were gradually done full justice to. (4)
• The evening wore away with no abatement of this soothing politeness; and her spirits were gradually raised to a modest tranquillity. (4)
• The romance of the subject, its dramatic treatment and undeniable beauty gradually reconciled the public to the novelty of its style. (3)
• After a time he deposited the hat on the floor and gradually slipped into the comfortable depths of the chair and talked on more freely. (13)
• The seven metal strings are stretched over nineteen bridges or frets, becoming gradually higher, and touch only the last and highest one. (3)
• Then she could gradually rise up to the genuine satisfaction of having a partner, a voluntary partner, secured against the dancing began. (4)
• Colour came gradually back into her lips and eyes and cheeks; she seemed to have succeeded in her calculation, to be reviving from that stab. (8)
• The next step was to use lines—which varied in number—upon or between which the Neumes, which gradually changed to square notes, were written. (3)
• There was comfort also in Tom, who gradually regained his health, without regaining the thoughtlessness and selfishness of his previous habits. (4)
• All this became gradually evident, and gradually placed Susan before her sister as an object of mingled compassion and respect. (4)
• Moreover, so long as she was the mistress of Niels Heinrich, he dared to undertake nothing further, and his interest seemed gradually to subside. (12)
• Gradually another outlined itself at some distance above, and then the first grew double, triple, till at last six arches of red could be counted. (14)
• He strove against it; and as his nature ever unconsciously rejected that which it could not with safety accept, so gradually he overcame this fear. (8)
• Owing to his care, a beautiful city gradually arose on the shore of the splendid harbour, afterwards to be crowned by the famous citadel of Halifax. (19)
• The idea was utterly repugnant to him, and gradually that heavy weight of depression, which the wine had temporarily lifted, pressed on his spirits. (13)
• The diplomatist and his lady gradually edged back but Rose remained beside the Countess, who breathed quick, and seemed to have lost her self-command. (10)
• Nevertheless, it all led gradually to the development of the fourth type of construction, which is called the platform-frame, for lack of a better name. (17)
• There is nothing violent about it; no shock is given; Hope is not abruptly strangled, but merely dreams of evil, and fights with gradually stifling shadows. (10)
• There is nothing violent about it; no shock is given; Hope is not abruptly strangled, but merely dreams of evil, and fights with gradually stifling shadows. (22)
• The chromatic tones were added gradually, the breadth of the keys being correspondingly reduced as the increased number of keys occupied the same space as before. (3)
• The inherent effervescence of conglomerate youth had, during the two months of the term before Black Week, been gradually crystallising out into vivid oppositions. (8)
• The captaincy was most in dispute between Dietrich Schill and Berthold Schmidt, who, in the heat and constancy of contention, were gradually losing likeness to man. (10)
• Mythological and classical subjects were gradually discarded in favor of those involving intrigue and disguise; comic personages were introduced to enliven the scene. (3)

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