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Such sudden transitions can but do harm to the health of the soul.
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His sudden transitions sometimes make his writings difficult of interpretation.
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In the life of every man, there are sudden transitions of feeling, which seem almost miraculous.
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Vendale gave his hand, a little bewildered by Obenreizer's sudden transitions from one humour to another.
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Captain Bonneville had now a taste of the sudden transitions to which a trapper's life is subject.
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How well David remembered these sudden transitions.
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Miss Bartlett's sudden transitions were too uncanny.
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Naked women will dash across the stage and the cast will make sudden transitions into modern-day life.
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All sudden transitions are shocking; and God has contrived the transitions of our lives so that they shall be mainly gradual.
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I had noticed these sudden transitions before, and knew them to be the signs which preceded the speedy clearing of the atmosphere.
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Careful to avoid any sudden transitions, he began the vision with them both perched in a tall fir that overlooked the meadow outside.
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After accustoming the ear and voice to the different notes, the student should learn to make sudden transitions from one key to another.
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They may be compared to those of the Red Thrush, more rapidly delivered, and having more flute notes and fewer guttural notes and sudden transitions.
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Such sudden transitions, made with the quickness of youth, often to escape a harsh word or obey an order, aggravated the condition of her health.
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"What sudden transitions we pass through," said, Mr. George, "in travelling on the Rhine!"
