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• Other sensations beset him now. (10)
• Helmholtz.—The Sensations of Tone. (3)
• Morning brought even worse sensations. (8)
• Perhaps I shared some of their sensations. (10)
• She meant, true as regarded her sensations. (10)
• She meant, true as regarded her sensations. (22)
• These sensations were unaccompanied by thought. (1)
• The kiss had bewildered her sequent sensations. (10)
• Let his behaviour be the guide of your sensations. (4)
• In those hours, Gyp had some real sensations of romance. (8)
• By symbols and sensations he knew that Rose was lost to him. (10)
• But he stayed where he was, and odd sensations stirred in him. (8)
• Her sensations on the discovery made her perfectly speechless. (4)
• His sensations, finding himself in this galley, were peculiar. (8)
• I champed the sensations that make Of a ruffled philosophy rags. (10)
• My sensations on seeing Kiomi beg of a gentleman were remarkable. (10)
• But how shall a man grudge any one sensations he has so keenly felt? (8)
• The blow to her pride of station and womanhood struck on numbed sensations. (10)
• Wilfrid bowed, half-laughing, in a luxurious abandonment to his sensations. (10)
• Men experienced sensations varying from condemnation to a sort of covetousness. (8)
• Marini poked the fire briskly, for his sensations entirely sided with his wife. (10)
• The joy, the gratitude, the exquisite delight of her sensations may be imagined. (4)
• Let your enamoured sensations follow that duty, and with a breezy space between. (10)
• On the log seat he sat down, nervous, anxious, forgetting his own physical sensations. (8)
• His sensations grew remorseful, as if he were guilty of handing a victim to the wretch. (10)
• His sensations grew remorseful, as if he were guilty of handing a victim to the wretch. (22)
• The floggings, after they were over, crowned me with delicious sensations of martyrdom. (10)
• It was all a nightmare of scaring queer sensations, of things that could never be settled. (8)
• But the meeting-point of those two sensations we had left out there on the mysterious moor! (8)
• Riddles to the thwarted young, these old people will not consent to be read by sensations. (10)
• The keen sensations of a return to health amid unwonted scenes made things magical to her. (10)
• He would leap from the couch, and rush to pen and paper to relieve his swarming sensations. (10)
• Chiefly her error was, to try to be thinking at all amid the fevered tangle of her sensations. (10)
• This was a moment with her when many sensations rush together and form a knot in sensitive natures. (10)
• It would indeed give me most painful sensations to know that it were not in your power to receive me. (4)
• So does memory inspired by the sensations contribute an additional item for the colouring of history. (10)
• With all his might Jolyon tried to get the better of the jumping, gurgling sensations within his chest. (8)
• From her loathing, as soon as her sensations had quickened to realize it, she was hurled on her weakness. (10)
• Sensations pricked at ideas, and immediately left them to account for their existence as they best could. (10)
• One cannot pursue to conclusions a line of meditation that is half-built on the sensations as well as on the mind. (10)
• She was happy to compare sensations with him, but hers were not of the complex order, and a potion soon righted her. (10)
• It was the intellect which condemned him when he wore a joyful air, and the sensations when he waxed over-solicitous. (10)
• The contrast he presented to my sensations between our pleasant home and this foggy solitude gave me a pang of dismay. (10)
• The stars will watch the flowers asleep, The flowers will feel the soft stars weep, And both will mix sensations deep. (10)
• But as it was, they parted with looks on his side of grateful affection, and with some very precious sensations on hers. (4)
• Her sensations were those of a bird that has flown into a room, and beats wings against the ceiling and the window-panes. (10)
• She repeated this with transparent enjoyment of the opposing sensations by whose shock the knowledge was revealed to her. (10)
• It was necessary for him to step forward, too, and assist the introduction, and with many awkward sensations he did his best. (4)
• And at sight of her his heart gave a sort of dive and flight, as if all its vague and wistful sensations had found their goal. (8)
• Thereupon came one of the most singular sensations he had ever known: he felt that he was unable to see the way to please her. (10)
• Flinging himself into a chair, he thought of waiting in that place; but a crowd of undefinable sensations immediately beset him. (10)
• Flinging himself into a chair, he thought of waiting in that place; but a crowd of undefinable sensations immediately beset him. (22)
• He got up from the old trunk and strode out of the orchard, wanting space, an open sky, to get on terms with these new sensations. (8)
• Rhoda moaned, under a rush of new sensations, unfilial, akin to those which her sister had distressed her by speaking shamelessly out. (10)
• They had already the feeling of veteran visitors, and they loftily marveled at the greed with which newer-comers plunged at the sensations. (9)
• What there was about this woman to produce in a man of common sense such peculiar sensations, he no more knew after seeing her than before. (8)
• When this had passed, his eyesight and sensations grew clearer, and he sat in a mental doze, looking at things with quiet animal observation. (10)
• When this had passed, his eyesight and sensations grew clearer, and he sat in a mental doze, looking at things with quiet animal observation. (22)
• The sensations of the afternoon had been full and poignant, and this gruesome discovery coming on the top of them had really made her head ache. (8)
• I stood alone in the street, wondering, fretting, filled with a variety of ugly sensations, when my father joined me humming an air of the opera. (10)
• She lived vividly though her far-projected sensations, until truly pity for Wilfrid was active in her bosom, she feeling how he would yearn for her. (10)
• The lost limb still reports its sensations to the brain; the fixed habit mechanically attempts its repetition when the conditions render it impossible. (9)
• In fine, here as everywhere along our history, when the sensations are spirited up to drown the mind, we become drift-matter of tides, metal to magnets. (10)
• His sensations habitually shaped themselves in accordance with those two permanent requirements of his nature, liking for adventure, and hatred of tyranny. (8)

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