As if in recoil, a firm hymnal phrase sounds in the strings, ending in a more intimate cadence.
The Scherzo is a sparkling chain of dancing tunes of which the third, of more intimate hue, somehow harks back to the second theme of the first movement.
As the bee sucks, so may we cull the stray beauty and the more intimate meaning, despite and aside from this outer intent.
If he could have welded the two moods into a more intimate union, and applied them to legendary material, he might have been a great artist in mediaeval grotesque--a species of Gothic Hoffman perhaps.
In smaller towns and country places the diseases are quite common and conditions there tend to the spread of the contagion in a more intimate and a more harmful way.
The practice has a more intimate and a more personal association with growing boys, however, than a merely altruistic reference.
We believe that God himself has furnished us evidences through which we should gain a more intimate knowledge of him; of our relations to him, and of our future state and place of habitation.
They became quite enthusiastic over seeking out new diversions for us, and, through their court influence, I feel sure that few Americans could have got a more intimate knowledge of Vienna than we.
Ruysbroeck also shows here the action of the Holy Ghost in forming the soul to a more intimate knowledge of God.
Then there is a more intimate union, like unto that of fire and iron, which, when united, seem but one matter, though in fact they remain two distinct substances.
However, these still suffer many impediments from the exterior life which they lead, and a more intimate union is attained by the intimate friends, who observe the counsels as well as the precepts.
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