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Meanings of own caprices in English

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Usage of own caprices in English
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But Ferdinand and Nucingen will lavish millions for their own caprices.
A Daughter of Eve
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Such was the human predicament of not knowing anything of reality but one's own caprices.
Tokyo to Tijuana: Gabriele Departing America
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The Irish taxing themselves according to their own caprices!
Clayhanger
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My wishes, expressed or understood, weigh with her less than the least of her own caprices.
The Unclassed
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He was a slave to his own caprices; no one had taught him to bridle his passions.
Cleopatra — Volume 02
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There ought to be some power in the crown of granting pensions out of the reach of its own caprices.
Selections from the Speeches and Writings of Edmund Burke
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Tradition had given place to private judgment and in its first reaction private judgment knew no law but its own caprices.
The Women of the French Salons
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They know that the freedom worth striving for is freedom from our own caprices and moods, from our blindness and ignorance and passions.
Your Child: Today and Tomorrow / Some Problems for Parents Conce...
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