There was a rapidalternation between hysteria and apathy.
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Although some of the minor changes are omitted, the section shows the rapidalternation of the strata:
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The rapidalternation of town and country life, which the fickle poet indulged in, gives a peculiar charm to his poetry.
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He never showed that rapidalternation of wit, humor, pathos, invective, sublimity, and ingenuity which have been characteristic of the greatest advocates.
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But the rapidalternation from pleased surprise and enjoyment to something like a scowl of despair and almost hate she could not understand.
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In the rapidalternations of her temper, her anger was beginning to rise again.
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For a moment Beth faced him silently, her color coming and going in rapidalternations.
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The patient should dress warmly, avoid rapidalternations in temperature, and be careful not to have thc skin suddenly chilled.
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In the rapidalternations of opinion produced by the varying incidents of the present war, a few days effect the work of centuries.