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• There is no transition period. (1)
• It was a damnable period in morals! (10)
• What years embrace his first period? (3)
• He was for the period well satisfied. (10)
• The period of expectation was now doubled. (4)
• In whom did the Polyphonic Period culminate? (3)
• Name the leading works of the second period. (3)
• For, is youth the most critical period of life? (10)
• Who were the prominent musicians of this period? (3)
• What forms of music were developed in this period? (3)
• Could one man accomplish much in so short a period? (18)
• She would rashly try your climate at its worst period. (10)
• They are elected for a period that may last five years. (8)
• Give an account of Wagner and the works of his first period. (3)
• All my efforts were strained to shorten the period of penance. (10)
• She had long resolved that one-and-twenty should be the period. (4)
• The notion of shutting up is an exigency of the rounded period. (9)
• It came to that period when Clare left Raynham with her mother. (10)
• What other kinds of composition were written during this period? (3)
• At that period of his life a man becomes too voraciously constant. (10)
• A period of maidenly distress not previously unknown to her ensued. (10)
• Other famous organists of this period were =Bernhard Schmidt= (1520-? (3)
• For all the period of his maturity he had forgotten the great mother of life. (13)
• Little remains of the events of any period, however vivid they were in passing. (9)
• How long, Mrs. Doria wished to know, might the Peculiar Period be expected to last? (10)
• In the period before the opera, choral singing was the principal medium for vocal music. (3)
• The key to Rhoda at this period was a desire to be made warm with praise of her person. (10)
• The key to Rhoda at this period was a desire to be made warm with praise of her person. (22)
• At this period there was no suspicion of any grand revolt being in process of development. (10)
• Albeit there was a long period of suffering and privation, of cold and hunger and hardship. (19)
• The period of our duality should be one as irresponsible in your eyes as that of our infancy. (10)
• I have a notion that at this period Lowell was more freely and fully himself than at any other. (9)
• The lesson on the organ and organ playing belongs to this period, chronologically, in part only. (3)
• The landmarks, so to speak, of this period are Clementi, Cramer, Hummel, Czerny, Moscheles and Field. (3)
• More than a minute of the terrible length of the period of torture must have gone: two, if not three. (10)
• They were exterminated by a glacial period not exceeding one hundred and twenty-five years in duration. (7)
• The hymeneal pair are licensed freebooters levying blackmail on us; survivors of an uncivilized period. (10)
• She temporizes, postpones, and supplicates to have the period extended up to the close of the Eisteddfod. (10)
• He had outlived the period of active curiosity, and he did not explore the city as he world once have done. (9)
• Make a list of the composers of the different schools of this period and trace the connection between them. (3)
• This middle period had lasted ten years, between the lonely farm and an old Dutch house at High Constantia. (8)
• The city sights were curiously foreign to him, as if he had come back to them after a long period of absence. (13)
• Its development from its earliest forms to its present state has occupied a period of almost two thousand years. (3)
• The fields, as was the Southern fashion at that period of the war, were uncultivated and overgrown with brambles. (7)
• The many Folk-songs which have come down from a very early period bear witness to the English love of conviviality. (3)
• Charles Fish, Frank Pastor, Romeo Sebastian and David Richards were other celebrated circus horsemen of that period. (21)
• A period of sharp competition followed, but in 1882 the two associations signed a treaty of partnership for ten years. (16)
• For the value of a book is varying: it varies with the period, with the nationality, with the character of the reader. (16)
• Mrs. Bayruffle remarked, that she supposed ten hours not a long period of time, though her responsibility was onerous. (10)
• Since then, within a period of several years, I have had him, against my express injunctions, ten times on my grounds. (10)
• Before the excogitation of this splendid resolve, he had been observed to wear for some period a conspiratorial aspect. (10)
• Yet the dread of a separation from her has kept me at these pastimes for a considerable period beyond my relish of them. (10)
• In fact, the scholarly musicians of that period condemned the music of the people because of its marked rhythmic character. (3)
• These newcomers were not idealists, like the founders and managers of most of the important journals of an earlier period. (16)
• He might have copyrighted it and reserved to himself the exclusive right of publication during the period of the copyright. (16)
• If she had told the pair of ruffians that she was plighted to an Austrian, they would have quieted her at an earlier period. (10)
• During the short conversational period before the ladies retired for the night, Miss Eleanor alluded to the wedding by chance. (10)
• According to them, an officer of that name had perished there in battle at some indistinct period before the beginning of history. (2)
• During the period after Mozart to the beginning of the Romantic movement, one name alone attains the first rank—that of Beethoven. (3)
• 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)
• Among gentlemen he was the English gentleman; with ladies his aim was the Gallican courtier of any period from Louis Treize to Louis Quinze. (10)
• The period of fifty years, beginning with 1588, when the first collection of madrigals was published in London, is called the Madrigalian Era. (3)
• According to him, her appeals, her entreaties, that he should not abandon his profession or let his ambition rust, had been at one period constant. (10)
• She hoped she was not very wrong in preferring the times of the great Venetian painters and martial doges to that period of faith and stone-cutting. (10)
• This is truly a remarkable work for that period, and shows that even then composers were beginning to observe the emotional power of chord relationship. (3)
• During the period of calm succeeding the paroxysm of fever, an event occurred which threw more mystery than ever around the career of Roderick Barclugh. (18)
• This school was still further enlarged and developed by Verdi, but this extension belongs to a later period and will be considered in its logical connection. (3)
• The piano music of Chopin and Schumann reached the highest level attained during the Romantic period, in subtle originality of style and deep human sentiment, respectively. (3)
• This exquisite compensation maintains the balance: whereas that period anticipated by the Pilgrim, when science shall have produced an intellectual aristocracy, is indeed horrible to contemplate. (10)

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