1
If he's so capricious, I don't see how he can blame me.
2
He did not care whether he pleased so capricious a person or not.
3
Have I sung so capricious and loud my savage song.
4
And then with silly flourish (what so capricious and childish as despair?)
5
Never was a votary endowed with a faith at once so lively and so capricious.
6
There's nothing so capricious as the logic of events.
7
It seems quite impossible to account for these particular survivals, they appear to be so capricious.
8
She is so capricious in her moods.
9
We have no choice but to be durable, since the world around us has become so capricious.
10
Women are so capricious, deep, and unfathomable!
11
Travelling through Nagornaya Station, you always had to trust to luck, the place was so capricious and inconsistent.
12
Love was so illusive, so capricious!
13
Did he truly believe her so capricious as to give her word one day and break it the next?
14
But we do not know any seed-noteven the Auricula-whichtakes more time and is so capricious in germinating.
15
He that goes courting should dress in his best, particularly if he courts so capricious a jade as Fortune.
16
I never knew dear Julia so capricious or so little thoughtful for others, said the poor languid, weary lady.
