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• Its contour was almost national. (8)
• In what ways did he show national spirit? (3)
• What is the Japanese national instrument? (3)
• Elson.—Our National Music and its Sources. (3)
• He also taught in the National Conservatory. (3)
• This has become a question of national honour. (8)
• Encore him, and he plays you a national piece. (10)
• I tell him, he has no sense of national pride. (10)
• Skepsey performed the national homage to muscle. (10)
• From the National Gallery, Audrey had gone into an A.B.C. (8)
• She flung wild arms of a semaphore signalling national events. (10)
• She had been taken, indeed, to the National Gallery while at school. (8)
• In which of his compositions is the national spirit strongly evident? (3)
• With them, however, a form of the harp became the national instrument. (3)
• Hungary, too, has a national school of opera, founded by =Franz Erkel=. (3)
• You may take that for an instance of the national spirit of Liberal newspapers! (10)
• Flags bearing the national colours were hoisted in place of the mourning banners. (5)
• It boasts a weekly newspaper, a public school, and a national and a savings bank. (21)
• Decline to let that old-yeoman-turned alderman stand any longer for the national man. (10)
• Is not a great territorial aristocracy the strongest guarantee of national stability? (10)
• No matter how, where, when the prime national necessity is now the growth of potatoes. (8)
• Anticipating that it will eventually be hung up among our national symbols, I proceed. (10)
• One has only to say, that it does not add to the national force, in case of emergency. (10)
• The need for a common service of foreign and national news must therefore be admitted. (16)
• To find the individual judging for himself is a grave symptom of national degeneration. (8)
• A fresher national song of a beautiful incident of our country life has never been written. (10)
• On national occasions, such as this, it was, indeed, almost impossible to avoid going there. (8)
• He would by no means allow the burden of our national disgrace to be cast on one part of the nation. (10)
• She came to Trafalgar Square, and stood leaning against its parapet in front of the National Gallery. (8)
• The general expression was much like that seen when the popular ear is given to the national anthem. (10)
• I appealed to the National Medical Association, which in its turn appealed to the highest authorities. (12)
• This community is perhaps the most diversified to be found in a national centre of thought and energy. (16)
• Their national qualities were essentially warlike, and were developed by years of struggle for existence. (3)
• All of them had the aspect of the national energy which has vanquished obstacles to subside on its ideal. (10)
• Here in 1862 were some fields and a house or two; now there are a national cemetery and other improvements. (7)
• It has been enslaved, seemingly beyond all possibility of recovering a national existence, yet regained place. (3)
• There may be better pictures in the National Gallery; but not a painter among the generations had a better heart. (2)
• The broadest of broad Scotch is now banished from the bench; but the courts still retain a certain national flavour. (2)
• At the end of the programme the Queens rose and walked slowly out, while the orchestra played the other national air. (9)
• We would, at moments of national crisis, muzzle such persons, as we muzzle dogs that we suspect of incipient rabies . (8)
• She thought that something might be coming out of this occasion, something as it were national, that would bear fruit. (8)
• If Fletcher of Saltoun is in the right about the influence of national songs, you would say France was come to a poor pass. (2)
• It symbolized for him all that was catch-penny in the national life-an epitaph on the grave of generosity, unutterably sad. (8)
• These had already mounted to the royal box, and they stood there while the orchestra played one of the Dutch national airs. (9)
• Men, indeed, speak freely and vain-gloriously of their national sense of humor; but they are usually unconscious idealists. (16)
• It was at time of change and no small national excitement; brooms were sweeping clean, and new offices had arisen everywhere. (8)
• The drum awoke from its torpor, and summoned its brethren of the band to give their various versions of the National Anthem. (10)
• The cry for war was absolutely unanimous, and a supremely national cry, Everard Romfrey said, for it excluded the cotton-spinners. (10)
• It is a bad guide, a false guardian; its abject claim to be our national and popular interpreter-even that is hollow and a mockery! (10)
• But now even he, the greatest of the Russians, is not considered truly national by his countrymen, who think him too German in style. (3)
• First, they can show the relation of state, national, and international questions to the home and business interests of their readers. (16)
• In fact, our national ideal has become the Will to Health, to Material Efficiency, and to it we have sacrificed the Will to Sensibility. (8)
• He founded a distinctly national school which, for the lack of a successor of equal gifts, was destined to succumb to foreign influences. (3)
• He has the inveterate national belief that Celtic blood is childish, and the consequently illogical disregard of its hold of impressions. (10)
• In their desertion they have multiplied and prospered; they may have a national grief, but they hide it well; and probably they have none. (9)
• That was a period of ferment and transition with me, a kind of long awakening to the home truths of social existence and national character. (8)
• He was thoroughly national as a composer; hence in some respects his mazurkas and polonaises are the most characteristic of his compositions. (3)
• It was meant to be a National Monument; and its present state is a very suitable monument to certain national characteristics. (2)
• It seems remarkable that in this age of organization newspaper workers are the only members of a great profession who have no national association. (16)
• Some rare national faculty of seeing only the obvious and materially useful had destroyed their power of catching gleams or scents to right or left. (8)
• He was eminently successful in handling his material, and he produced a greater and more truly national work than any resident composer has yet done. (3)
• This morning Prince Amadeus arrived in Cremona, where a most spontaneous and hearty reception was given him by the population and the National Guard. (10)
• Had the standard of the public taste been set in philosophy, and the national enthusiasm centred in philosophers, he would at least have worked at books. (10)
• He was above all eager for a demonstration of high courage and fearless insistence upon national supremacy, when the country seemed rocking with inconstancy. (14)
• His mind was essentially equilibristic in material matters, and his way of putting the national situation difficult to refute in a world composed of human beings. (8)
• Important events, whether fixed, like national conventions, or fortuitous, like strikes or floods or shipwrecks, it covers more comprehensively than any single newspaper can do. (16)
• Yet French composers have produced and still make most beautiful and charming songs which unmistakably embody the national characteristics, clearness, polish and an effective singing melody. (3)

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