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• Take the Chief for the audience. (10)
• We want no audience, no publicity. (4)
• You were our audience and prompter. (4)
• But then, I must have a London audience. (4)
• For in his desire to stir his audience, Mr. (8)
• The audience are in effect public and bidders. (8)
• Their audience heard it not; it did not count. (16)
• They would in any case have a diminished audience. (10)
• The audience moved round with heads of undertakers. (10)
• He had not taken it lying down; neither had his audience. (8)
• At the lake-palace the prince frequently gave audience here. (10)
• Take a box and sit behind the curtain, back to the audience. (22)
• Thenceforward the opera and the Italian audience were as one. (10)
• All right, you see (turning to the audience) he comes about six inches from it. (21)
• And the wine-shop audience looked upon it with a certain thrill. (2)
• The fear of the mixed audience is ever suspended above his head. (8)
• Lavender knew to be a packed audience, he grew more and more uneasy. (8)
• She sits facing the audience, with her hands stretched over the keys. (8)
• The audience, on a verge of a panic, resumed their seats, marvelling. (21)
• There was confusion at the wings: Croats were visible to the audience. (10)
• The curtain is up and the audience, though present, is not supposed to be. (8)
• The audience had caught view of a brown-coated soldier at one of the wings. (10)
• In some towns they are gorged with food; the audience has fed them lavishly. (21)
• The fascination of her voice extended even over the German division of the audience. (10)
• His audience was apparently at an end, but he seemed still to have something on his mind. (9)
• His audience may seem to him, on occasions, minatory, as well as, on others, encouraging. (16)
• She has a small china dog in her hand, taken from the mantelpiece, and faces the audience. (8)
• I venture to say that they would be satisfied with a dozen for audience, for a commencement. (10)
• Let them be hostile or amicable, he wanted an audience as hotly as the humped Richard a horse. (10)
• She retired before Miss Current and formed audience, glad of a relief to her inventive labour. (10)
• It is now that the country crowd perhaps gets a thrill that is denied the New York city audience. (21)
• The green-room was devoted to the office of a supper-room, to which the audience had been invited. (6)
• When a man is enacting the rôle of potential assassin he has not the right to choose his audience. (1)
• But this was not enough for the audience, or for that part of it which filled the gallery to the roof. (9)
• Probably Justice Greedy would be comic to the audience of a country booth and to some of our friends. (10)
• At the age of nine, he gave his first concert before an audience composed largely of Hungarian nobility. (3)
• Lapham took out his watch and looked at it, and Bartley perceived that his audience was drawing to a close. (9)
• Mr. Wythan thought an appointment unnecessary which conveyed the sufficient assurance of audience granted. (10)
• As Sir Charles de la Tour he obtained audience of the Lord Protector and stated his case fully and frankly. (19)
• He appreciates that his sales will not begin in any volume until the audience is comfortably settled inside. (21)
• There is little pleasure to be on the lecture-rostrum for a narrator sensible to the pulses of his audience. (10)
• He is writing for a certain audience; the criticism of that audience only, then, need count. (16)
• She realized that someone was speaking amongst the audience, casting forth, as it were, small bunches of words. (8)
• The entire arena has been divested of its maze and mass of apparatus before the audience have reached the open. (21)
• A conjurer had obtained admittance, and was showing his laughing audience the tricks of his trained cocks and hens. (5)
• He had his audience with him; and the satirist had nothing but his inner gush of acids at sight of a planted barb. (10)
• She did not add anything more, and she meant that the young fellow should perceive that his, audience was at an end. (9)
• The thought that Fiorsen should have picked her out of all that audience for remembrance subtly flattered her vanity. (8)
• Shelton was conscious of a shiver running through the audience which reminded him of a bullfight he had seen in Spain. (8)
• In each case, his spontaneity was uppermost; he was not especially aware, as he wrote, either of audience or of readers. (14)
• But the audience hearing what passes, appreciates the courteous restraint of an attitude so contrasting with their tempers. (10)
• It may in some cases enlarge or diminish his audience for a while, until he has thoroughly measured and tested his own powers. (9)
• He had for years cultivated the art of speaking to small assemblies when he had a congenial subject and a responsive audience. (14)
• I attach one of his harangues, exactly as he delivered it one afternoon before an audience of grinning Connecticut countrymen. (21)
• They formed two-thirds of the audience on the floor, and they were a cloud in the gallery, scarcely broken by a gleam of white. (9)
• Debit and Credit, too, her buzzing familiars, insisted on an audience at each ear, and at the house-door, on her return to London. (10)
• His efforts of entertainment occupied the sole attention of the audience at times, as with voice or action he provided fun and folly. (21)
• How, for example, shall an audience be assured that an evident and monstrous dupe is actually deceived without being an absolute fool? (10)
• Suddenly the shrill shriek of a whistle, a scampering to dressing-rooms, ushers in place and the evening audience pours into the seats. (21)
• This fresh audience was precious to him; he had never become one of those old men who ramble round and round the fields of reminiscence. (8)
• I retreated behind the scenes, to encounter very nearly as much, and at closer quarters, too, as that lately sustained before the audience. (6)
• It is a terrible decree, that all must act who would prevail; and the more extended the audience, the greater need for the mask and buskin. (10)
• Their long, skinny arms, equipped with talons at the extremities, swung mechanically, and anon waved frantically at the suffering audience. (16)
• It was a masterpiece of audacious dramatic musical genius addressed with sagacious cunning and courage to the sympathizing audience present. (10)
• The very fact that the book has no mixed audience removes from Literature an element which is ever the greatest check on licentiousness in Drama. (8)
• Thus, for want of instruction in the Comic idea, we lose a large audience among our cultivated middle class that we should expect to support Comedy. (10)
• At Romfrey Castle he fell upon an audience that became transformed into a swarm of chatterers, advisers, and reprovers the instant his lips were parted. (10)
• It is very awesome and impressive, and the audience, before making way for the clamoring ones behind, look with renewed interest at the strange creature. (21)
• The incorrigible cause of humiliation for everybody connected with her pictured, at a word of her name, the crowd pressing and the London world acting audience. (10)
• It gives the audience an exaggerated idea of the extreme peril or difficulty of the undertaking, and ensures an outburst of applause when finally triumphantly done. (21)

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