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• Offspring of a woman of principle! (10)
• Excessive love is perilous for principle! (10)
• No, stick to the principle. (10)
• I hope that she has principle. (10)
• Rank, with us, is a principle. (10)
• This principle he found in poetry. (3)
• Describe the Harpsichord principle. (3)
• He would be vindictive on principle. (10)
• He would be vindictive on principle. (22)
• Nothing could move me to change my principle. (12)
• Our principle has always been to be very careful. (8)
• There was a weakness on the principle in Edwards. (10)
• Thus he explained his principle to Lady Blandish. (10)
• Why should there be such a principle in the world? (9)
• What is the musical value of the principle of the Canon? (3)
• To conquer him, the principle of life must be conquered. (10)
• It was a fixed principle with him never to allude to June. (8)
• It is the vital principle of my authority to insist on that. (10)
• They have no true cohesion, for they have no vital principle. (10)
• State the steps in the development of the Clavichord principle. (3)
• What principle did the first attempts at piano-making recognize? (3)
• His mother-in-law he respected, as one might respect a principle. (8)
• Thus did Miss Middleton acquiesce in the principle of selection. (10)
• To spare Henrietta from agitation seemed the governing principle. (4)
• With all this extremism, we want a man of principle and common sense. (8)
• Then the crowning principle of her existence came a little to her aid. (8)
• No principle of either would be violated by my marriage with Mr. Darcy. (4)
• The difficulty arises when we consider the nature of the principle …. (8)
• What secret, marvellous, all-pervading Principle can harmonise these things! (8)
• The same principle holds true in selecting the material for the small house. (17)
• Historians ascribe the origin of Melody to this principle of vocal expression. (3)
• I have been a selfish being all my life, in practice, though not in principle. (4)
• Her guiding principle, the conservation of energy, did not abandon her in sorrow. (8)
• The principle of primogeniture found no favor in the new land of hope and refuge. (18)
• The democratic principle, which you despise, at root means nothing at all but that. (8)
• Was it not his invariable principle to be moderate in speed as in all other things? (8)
• What is the force of Imitation as a principle to secure Unity in musical composition? (3)
• Between him and his excellent principle there was war, without the slightest division. (10)
• Will he play us false or will he be true in the operation of this or that principle involved? (9)
• This principle of Imitation is the very foundation of the later complicated polyphonic system. (3)
• That does not matter: the Fates may have done it purposely: by conquering she establishes a principle. (10)
• His rigid adherence to the principle set him belabouring his donkey-ribs, as the proper due to himself. (10)
• I have submitted to her whims, I have worshipped her feet, I have, I believe, strengthened her principle. (10)
• The belief of the young in their sorrow has to be flogged into them, on the good old educational principle. (10)
• Sometimes we can tell which impulse is likely to be the most active, and which principle the least restraining. (10)
• In Dickens the virtue of his social defect is that he never appeals to the principle which sniffs, in his reader. (9)
• This same principle should be followed in selecting and treating the hardwood casing which is not to be painted. (17)
• But Mr. Pendyce would have scouted the notion of an ending to ideals having their basis in the hereditary principle. (8)
• We are fighting for a principle; there is no potty that shall say I am not a peliever in principle. (8)
• Our Legislators have laid down Censorship as the basic principle of Justice underlying the civic rights of dramatists. (8)
• Still another improvement was made upon the hot-water system by introducing the principle of the closed expansion tank. (17)
• I should say that he lost dignity or not as he behaved, in his effort to right himself, with petulance or with principle. (9)
• He had risen to his feet, so preoccupied with the wrongness of that principle that he seemed to have forgotten my presence. (8)
• She diverted the incessant conflict between his insubordinate self and his castigating, but avowedly sovereign, principle. (10)
• But though the principle of no occupation overruled all class distinctions, the Stoics were mainly derived from the landed gentry. (8)
• As in the case of the wind instruments, the discovery of the principle of the vibration of a stretched string was probably accidental. (3)
• Frances Freeland, whose principle it was that people should always be encouraged to believe themselves better than they were, answered. (8)
• Not only does this principle of design save considerable money, but it follows one of those great laws of beauty, so prevalent in nature. (17)
• We can trace the development of this form of musical composition to an application of the principle of Discant to secular or Folk-melodies. (3)
• The meekness of the Quakers and their horrors of war (upon religious principle) were changed to loud acclamations of joy when the British occupied their town. (18)
• For that is, as I understand it, the principle on which a gentleman must live, ever believing of others what he would wish believed of himself. (8)
• The principle she purposed to keep before her eyes was that of committing herself to nothing which would seriously interfere with her work in life. (8)
• Perceiving that she was sincerely acting according to her sense of principle, he fumed, and departed to his privacy, unable to stand it any longer. (10)
• His principle in a contention of the sort was to leave the woman to the practice of her obvious artifices, and himself simply hammer, incessantly hammer. (10)
• Brooding, while in the air flies chased each other, insects crawled together in the grass, and the first principle of nature worked everywhere its sane fulfilment. (8)

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