The panegyric prepared by us for to-morrow must offer some great novelty.

Mesmerism was then a great novelty, and Peale was given exhibitions of it.

Now Schrödinger's interpretation-andthis was its great novelty-simplydenied the existence of these discontinuities.

You will find no great novelty in the new reign.

The story-telling struck the neighborhood as a great novelty.

Still, the great novelty, the immense gain, to me, is my relation with my child.

She was a great novelty - a member of the royal family who smiled in public.

The effect produced was one of great novelty.

The bread is a great novelty to me.

We're promised something at the Volksfest which will be a great novelty to us as Americans.

The kitchen was a great novelty.

With projects of great novelty, such as a military invasion, an all-out war, or something entirely new, errors explode upward.

It was no great novelty, but one so well equipped and so large did not often start from that settlement.

Nat was getting used to taking short trips to various cities, so the ride to Springfield was no great novelty.

The proceedings were a great novelty to him; for Dr. Rogers was the first minister he ever saw in a pulpit.

Then some of the young men went off with Francis to look at the automobile, a great novelty at that time.