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• Paris, of course. (8)
• Paris for a time. (10)
• It came from Paris. (10)
• And about Paris, now. (9)
• Paris on our way back. (10)
• In Paris it was divine. (12)
• Paris was the place for it. (8)
• It is what Paris ought to be. (2)
• She should have the cream of Paris. (10)
• So he had planned his life in Paris. (13)
• What did the Paris school contribute? (3)
• After a month, Paris is sweet biscuit. (22)
• Happily my milliner is back from Paris. (10)
• But memory of Paris gave him no pleasure. (8)
• I have to keep an eye on all you Paris men. (13)
• He had come back uneasy, saying Paris was overrated. (8)
• Paris and Milan are two grisly phantoms before him. (10)
• But Paris seems an unusual place for such a purpose. (12)
• How was it used by the composers of the Paris school? (3)
• Next Easter we are in Paris; and so home, I suppose. (10)
• In London, and I might go to Paris, after the show opens. (8)
• She sent for him in Paris, but he did not pay the visit. (10)
• What advance is marked over the work of the Paris school? (3)
• Just three days in Paris, and home by any of the other routes. (10)
• News has come from Paris of the engagement of Christine Dryfoos. (9)
• Name some successful teachers of the piano at the Paris Conservatory. (3)
• I suppose we shall travel about through Germany, and then go to Paris. (9)
• Nobody was there but June and Holly, for his father had gone to Paris. (8)
• Then back to Paris, and so over to England on our way home next year. (14)
• Then he remembered that he had made the same observation before in Paris. (13)
• A rocket will soon shoot up from Paris that will be a signal for Christendom. (10)
• He also loved Paris, where he had worked as a decorative painter in his youth. (2)
• I should feel it in Paris as well, though they have nightingales in their Bois. (10)
• He walked loosely, utterly unlike the walk habitual to him even recently in Paris. (10)
• It was addressed to the Colonel of the First Regiment of the Imperial Guard, Paris. (10)
• His relations with Mrs. Phillips in Paris had been pleasant, unalloyed with business. (13)
• In 1825, a trip to Paris brought him into contact with the celebrated musicians there. (3)
• Paris had an air of gaiety, a sparkle over its star-shape which almost annoyed Soames. (8)
• Even more than Paris, Vienna is essentially a city of apartment-houses and restaurants. (20)
• They visited Paris, Vienna and even St. Petersburg, arousing great enthusiasm everywhere. (3)
• There he had wandered, for the most part in Brittany, and at last had fetched up in Paris. (8)
• On returning to Paris, he completed an opera, which was performed in Paris. (3)
• From the matter of hunting, the talk veered into a general comparison of Paris and the country. (2)
• Would Paris leave signs of an ancient vigour standing to vindicate dignity when her fall came? (10)
• Maida Rainbow told me over there in Paris that you were building the Bushfields an immense house. (13)
• Guizot.—History of France, for an account of Paris in 1100, with a statement of manners and customs. (3)
• Ill as he was, he went to England, after a farewell concert in Paris, arriving in the spring of 1848. (3)
• On his way to Paris he had made a stormy voyage of several weeks from a port on the Baltic to London. (3)
• For Paris no longer holds her former preëminence as operatic centre; she has been distanced by Bayreuth. (3)
• He trundled off to Paris or Vienna with that queer machine of his, and got some encouragement over there. (13)
• There were ten or twelve lines from Paris or San Sebastian, Rome, Viareggio, Corfu, or the Isle of Wight. (12)
• Why did the musical centre shift respectively from Paris to Belgium, to the Netherlands and then to Italy? (3)
• Leaving Venetia in Paris with some friends, she had descended upon Italy, the rage for buying in her soul. (13)
• When the See was restored to Rome, in 1377, Paris and her school of music were relegated to the background. (3)
• And he remembered how this outer world had spoken to him one day while he was sitting at his work in Paris. (13)
• Perhaps three years of student life in Paris had prepared him to think very well of a young American woman. (13)
• A month later business took him to Paris, and in a cabaret he saw a young Negro woman dancing a snake dance. (12)
• When, therefore, in June of 1900 he went to Paris, it was but his third attempt on the centre of civilisation. (8)
• Then he managed to express his sense of gratitude for the great opportunities his uncle had given him in Paris. (13)
• She met Richard accidentally in Paris; she saw his state; she let him learn that she alone on earth understood him. (10)
• But if, after all, this imputed Helen of a decayed Paris passed, submissive to the legitimate solicitor, back to her husband? (10)
• You will test the truth of that after your omelette and piquette, and marvel at the quitting of your line of route for Paris. (10)
• At this period Stevenson was much in Paris, and alone, or with his cousin Bob dwelt at Barbizon and other forest haunts of painters. (2)
• On his return to Paris, he became exceedingly popular as a teacher, although his extravagant style of living brought him finally to poverty. (3)
• In her tailor-made suit of close-fitting serge and her Paris bonnet, carried like a crest on her pretty little head, Miss Anderson was charming. (9)
• The result is in many ways shown in the following example: [Music] =Leonin= (about 1140) and =Perotin= (his pupil) were organists at Notre Dame in Paris. (3)
• The aspect of this square, like the excellent cooking of the hotel and the architecture of the imperial capital, suggested the superior civilization of Paris. (9)

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