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All this fine frenzy was useless, and he knew it.
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Fancy your grandparents, with their eyes in fine frenzy rolling!
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A climax mounts to a fine frenzy until the lyric intermezzo in B is reached.
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The following day Bettina was in a fine frenzy.
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But to be still, and to ignore the false fine frenzy of the seething world.
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He was working himself up into a fine frenzy.
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Is not it Shakespeare who speaks of the poet's eye in a fine frenzy rolling?
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The young Lord Ghek rushed him, sword out, eyes blazing in a fine frenzy of despair.
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Bez was a rather prosy poet, and his eye was not in a fine frenzy rolling.
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Or Shakespeare's description of the poet with "his eye in a fine frenzy, rolling".
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On the morning of their departure I mildly counselled him to temper his fine frenzy with common-sense.
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They were mostly imaginative, but to his mind, in fine frenzy rolling, they were soothing and real.
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The musicians had spent all their fine frenzy by now, and played only one tune, wearily, ploddingly.
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The " fine frenzy" of the thinker is typical.
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When I got to the parlor I was in a fine frenzy concealed beneath a veneer of frigid courtesy.
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The poet's fine frenzy faded.
