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• Gyp produced her card. (8)
• Shelton produced the letter. (8)
• We have produced him, he us. (10)
• Jon produced a stick of chocolate. (8)
• The custom had produced no revolution. (8)
• Always the shout for more produced it. (10)
• She produced more effect than was visible. (10)
• Leila produced the little flat case she carried. (8)
• Mrs. Shorne watched the effect she had produced. (10)
• But he had, as he could see, produced an impression. (22)
• Temple shared the painful impression produced on me. (10)
• The Countess imagined she had produced an impression. (10)
• Shelton produced a sovereign, which the young man took. (8)
• Virginia produced the sequent sentence, likewise weighty. (10)
• A public concert produced the same results on a larger scale. (3)
• Adrian was gratified at the result produced by his eloquence. (10)
• Dullness is as much produced within doors as without, by rain. (4)
• He knew her voice, and it produced an effect like fever on him. (10)
• And from the recesses of her pocket she produced a little mirror. (8)
• Her cry of regret was equivocal; it produced no impression on him. (10)
• The effect he produced satisfied them that the measure was correct. (10)
• The volitional impulse always far antedated the action it produced. (12)
• She produced an effect not unlike that of a sudden crack of thunder. (10)
• Mr. Dale then produced the first serious impression she had received. (10)
• The twenty-one whom they produced were now getting barely three per cent. (8)
• The word produced a little shock in Soames; he had never heard her use it. (8)
• My mishap of yesterday, told in an off-hand way, produced a deep sensation. (2)
• Sgambati produced a Beethoven symphony, but had to do it at his own expense. (3)
• The style, the general effect produced, are the style and the effect of Stevenson. (2)
• How often had he dreamed of the manifold effects that would be produced by the elixir! (5)
• Some excitement was produced in the bosoms of ladies by so monstrous a scorn of them. (10)
• Diving suddenly into the recesses of something, she produced an exiguous round silver box. (8)
• The Italians have not produced many remarkable pianists, nevertheless, several are well known. (3)
• This dress is preserved with jealous care, and is never produced except on Sundays and holidays. (20)
• Strange freak that this white flower of a face could ever have been produced by Mr. and Mrs. Wagge! (8)
• Judging by their talk and the effect produced on the earl, he took Woodseer for a sort of conjuror. (10)
• The small rough tongue going over and over the palm of his hand produced the strange sensation he felt. (10)
• Then she produced her sketch-book, and I brought out mine, and we had a mutual interchange of prisoners. (6)
• I have since seen similar effects produced by earthquakes; I am not sure but the ground was trembling then. (7)
• She led her senses round to weep, and produced a state of mental drowning for a truce to the bitter riddle. (10)
• The landed classes produced that sort of amiable foolishness at times, turned to safe uses and confined to theory. (8)
• The sort of noisy silence produced by half-a-dozen people respirating deeply and moving in their seats was heard. (10)
• He dined with them that evening, and, when he left, had a feeling like that produced by a first glass of champagne. (8)
• The attempt at a formation of the word produced a cavernous yawn a volume of the distressful deep to the beholder. (10)
• She had heard and seen it all; and felt some curiosity to know whether the wet walk of this morning had produced any. (4)
• The first three works of the Odyssey cycle have been given, and have produced an excellent impression on the critics. (3)
• The moment Evan appeared, the sickness produced in her by the Countess passed, and she was ready to brave her situation. (10)
• The visit to Richford had produced the usual effect on the ladies, who were now looking to other heights from that level. (10)
• He had previously noticed that meetings with Miss Paynham produced a similar effect on him, a not so very impressionable man. (10)
• Although not successful in this, he made a lasting impression on English church music and produced many charming secular works. (3)
• His emotion indeed appeared so indecent, so uncontrolled and open, that its obvious sincerity produced a sort of awe in Swithin. (8)
• Yet, though smiling within herself at the mistake, she honoured her sister for that blind partiality to Edward which produced it. (4)
• The cast of it being such, sometimes in speaking of a happy play of artillery upon congregated masses, an odd effect was produced. (10)
• The cast of it being such, sometimes in speaking of a happy play of artillery upon congregated masses, an odd effect was produced. (22)
• Its ingenious creator was so bent upon realizing the highest ideal in it that he produced a machine of quite unimpeachable efficiency. (9)
• She was a beauty, and therefore powerful; otherwise her act of nonconformity would have produced bad blood between her and the squire. (22)
• Paris, in addition to its many other advantages, had long possessed a great university which had produced many scholars and theologians. (3)
• The happiness of this most happy day, received its completion, in the animated contemplation of his worth which this comparison produced. (4)
• This he tore into shreds, with animadversions on the quality of the rags that had produced it, and opened the important paper once more. (10)
• In the orchestral field, he has produced four later symphonies, five piano concertos (that in G minor being the favorite), and two suites. (3)
• He was frightened by the effect he had produced, and like most men with but little courage, he sought at once to justify himself by bullying. (8)
• When the first transports of rage which had produced his activity in seeking her were over, he naturally returned to all his former indolence. (4)
• Art is not sectional, it is universal; and great art works are produced not by local influences but by association, or contact, with the world. (3)
• Among the maids of Raynham his conscious calves produced all the discord and the frenzy those adornments seem destined to create in tender bosoms. (10)
• Another method by which an intimate connection between ground and house can be produced is in the blending of wall materials and foundation-stones. (17)
• Thus far the spirit of emancipation which had produced such great results in the other arts and in politics elsewhere had touched music but lightly. (3)
• Another entreaty that she would be serious, however, produced the desired effect; and she soon satisfied Jane by her solemn assurances of attachment. (4)
• 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)
• It was rather a wish of distinction, she believed, which produced his contemptuous treatment of every body, and his general abuse of every thing before him. (4)
• For this reason, the intercourse with the entire world generated by the great commercial activity of the times produced the first great world School of Music. (3)
• This is an attitude sometimes produced in people by a sense of just, or even unjust, superiority; sometimes by serious trouble; sometimes by transient annoyance. (9)
• Whether Annette had produced the revolution in his outlook, or that outlook had produced Annette, he knew no more than we know where a circle begins. (8)

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