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• The knocking becomes louder.] (8)
• Journalism becomes impersonal. (16)
• Lurk to surprise her, and what a serpent she becomes! (10)
• The homogeneous becomes heterogeneous. (1)
• Weather becomes absolutely of no consequence. (4)
• The sheriff becomes an object of hate and dread. (21)
• Individual style becomes blended in the common style. (16)
• His gaze becomes as that of a rabbit regarding a snake. (8)
• He becomes a numerous husband and his relatives are legion. (21)
• When opinions differ, talk becomes animated, warm, continuous. (16)
• The thing becomes a part of him, as much as his hand or his head. (10)
• At that period of his life a man becomes too voraciously constant. (10)
• Miss Dale, for example, becomes old lace within a dozen yards of it. (10)
• These absorb the attention of the citizens, and feeling becomes bitter. (16)
• As February draws on towards March it becomes impossible to detain Kenton. (9)
• He becomes wise in his generation and avoids chastisements and libel suits. (16)
• It becomes a subjugation; inciting to revolt, but a heavy weight to cast off. (10)
• Unconsciously he becomes, perhaps, less a newspaper man, more a business man. (16)
• When he must write for three or more voices the problem becomes more complicated. (3)
• But what is this idea of the beautiful which art rests upon, and so becomes moral? (9)
• It is impossible to explain to you how wearisome an everlasting nursery prattle becomes. (10)
• It is impossible to explain to you how wearisome an everlasting nursery prattle becomes. (22)
• An eagle of the poetic becomes a mere squat toad through one of these pretty material strokes. (10)
• Give an idea of the process by which music becomes an art and what the principles of music are. (3)
• Where there is fortune to make the expenses of travelling unimportant, distance becomes no evil. (4)
• She hesitates and does not do it, and it is in this point she becomes so aesthetically successful. (9)
• But justice and human progress should not and will not wait until the corrupt judge becomes honest. (16)
• He might well say, as he once did, that there are hours when the clearest soul becomes a cunning fox. (10)
• Unconsciously he becomes an epicure, and knows no day will dawn without bringing him his opportunity. (16)
• Vainly, as becomes a candid country lass, blue-eyed Susan tells him that she is but a poor dairymaid. (10)
• Lady Catherine is far from requiring that elegance of dress in us which becomes herself and her daughter. (4)
• Do but think it of dear animals, and any form of cruelty to them becomes an impossibility, Mr. Stuart Rem! (10)
• It is not quite so clear as to when and where a piece of fiction ceases to be a novella and becomes a novel. (9)
• So the orchestra becomes with him a great individual instrument, responding to the slightest change of mood. (3)
• There is peril to life and limb, too, when bars and trapezes and rings and other apparatus becomes drenched. (21)
• Finally, as the surface begins to moult, the shingle itself becomes stiff and brittle and begins to break off. (17)
• If they seem rather too proud of their victory, it is merely because, as becomes them, they do not look ahead. (10)
• It becomes impossible to dissect out the separate personalities which contribute to the making up of the whole. (16)
• The immunity enjoyed by the big advertiser becomes more serious as more kinds of business resort to advertising. (16)
• Marino becomes a priest, and only when Alba is old and forsaken does his consolation show her what she has missed. (3)
• I suspect it becomes even more easy for a scholar than for a man of affairs to play the part well on such a stage. (14)
• It is only necessary to mix the hydrated lime with water until it becomes a paste, and then add the necessary sand. (17)
• You will find, whenever the subject becomes freed from its present restraints, that it did not take her wholly by surprize. (4)
• But men invoking Nature, do not find in her the Holy Mother she in such case becomes to her daughters, whom she so persecutes. (10)
• Our nature becomes ingenious in devices, penetrative of the enemy, confidently citing its cause for being frankly elvish or worse. (10)
• When realism becomes false to itself, when it heaps up facts merely, and maps life instead of picturing it, realism will perish too. (9)
• V. Continuity is so much the lesson of experience that in the course of a life by no means long it becomes the instinctive expectation. (9)
• She comes in swiftly, and closes the door behind her; becomes irresolute; then, suddenly deciding, moves towards the door into the house. (8)
• If the sexes are separated for an hour, the place where one is excluded or not common to see, becomes inflammable to that appearing spark. (10)
• Hence the order of movements, which, in the earlier writers, took all sorts of forms from fugue to dance form, becomes Allegro, Adagio, Rondo. (3)
• When a man has obtained his desire he becomes careless and self-satisfied; I was watchful, however, for I knew that I was naturally a selfish man. (8)
• A primitive breath is there, and chaos; there the elements thunder and the most terrible dream becomes reality, an epic reality of immemorial ages. (12)
• Narrower and narrower becomes the gorge, higher and higher the cliffs, and strange currents and ominous whirls break the surface of the dark torrent. (20)
• A book is something by itself, responsible for its character, which becomes quickly known, and it does not necessarily penetrate to every member of the household. (9)
• The salaries on the metropolitan papers are liberal, and are becoming greater each year as the business of news-purveying becomes better systematized and more profitable. (16)

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