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Usage of have caprices in English

You see, everybody has a memory and it's pretty sure to have caprices. 
 Mark Twain's Speeches 

I have caprices of mood. 
 The Head of the House of Coombe 

She has caprices, inconsequences, probably not real, but very mysterious. 
 Frederick Chopin, as a Man and Musician — Volume 2 

She said to me last night, in the theatre, 'Our friend has caprices like other poets.' 
 The Northern Light 

It has caprices of its own: 
 Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Vol... 

No, doctor, Cécile never has caprices. 
 Jack / 1877 

He was also feeble; he had caprices, but never a will; feeble as a child, a woman, a girl. 
 The Mystery of Orcival 

But he had caprices still. 
 Doctor Pascal 

So much is history stranger than fiction, and so true it is Nature has caprices which Art dares not imitate. 
 Leaves of Life, for Daily Inspiration 

Besides, battle has caprices. 
 The Pharaoh and the Priest: An Historical Novel of Ancient Egypt 

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Meanings of have caprices in English