1
The wives of diplomatists do not allow themselves such caprices, as a rule.
2
Those who know best how to flatter such caprices, are frequently the best paid for their trouble.
3
That he was permitted to indulge in such caprices seems to indicate that Philip wished him to kill himself.
4
Strange that a woman subject to such caprices should be so sagacious, capable, and utterly reliable as Constance was!
5
Terence knows nothing of such caprices; his dialogue moves on with the purest symmetry, and its points are elegant epigrammatic and sententious turns.
6
Such caprices, abruptest alternation of frowns and beauty, I never knew.
7
"Oh, respect such caprices," cried Lenore, bursting into tears.
8
"There are just such caprices."