The result would be quite the same, and the lines could be placed at arbitrary, but equal distances.
Quite the contrary is the case with most of the varieties, for which one word ordinarily suffices to express the whole difference.
Quite the contrary is the case with regard to the color-varieties of red and blue flowers.
The dependency upon external influences which this change exhibited is quite the same as that shown by fluctuating variability at large.
Yet the world, and those who tread it, can never more be quite the same to me, and that is not wholesome.
I do not think that she will mind," he answered slowly; "quite the reverse, indeed.
He answered that he could only think of the song he had heard me singing on the ship, which I considered a great compliment to my voice, quite the nicest I ever had.
Acquin had given them to me, but I did not consider that I was spoiling them by shortening them, quite the contrary.
This affliction, fortunately, had not impaired her intelligence; quite the contrary, her intelligence was developed to an extraordinary degree.
Quite the reverse, I was small and thin and I must have worn a very anxious look.
She restrained her tears, fever gave brilliancy to her face, and she meant to be quite the courtesan, poor, noble soul.
Crevel, opening wide eyes flashing with envy, quite as much as at the magic words quite the lady.
I shall never have learned anything through you, I give you my word of honor; for I do not want you to lose the Baron's confidence, quite the contrary.
No, quite the contrary; I see that society takes up a sort of antagonistic attitude to these people, which is utterly baseless, and I fancy there's envy at the bottom of it.
Quite the contrary; a child can kill a bear," he said, with a slight bow moving aside for the ladies, who were approaching the table.
I don't think so, quite the contrary," Vronsky said, with quiet surprise.
It's quite the contrary; he is always in cheerful spirits abroad, but not as he is here.
Not that there is any active opposition--quite the reverse.
I'm not a miserable mortal now--quite the contrary.
The journey from New Zealand here has been upon the whole favourable; no gales--quite the reverse--but light variable winds and calms.
That would not be quite the--quite a nice thing to do, would it?
Not at all, I am quite the same--quite the same girl you knew in Sicily!
At any rate, I should only be in the way, so if it's quite the same to you I'll send regrets.
Indeed, quite the contrary; a quickened sense of life, an eagerness to embrace the opportunity opening before him, caused his chest to heave and his shrunken veins to throb.
Quite the contrary, that is the pith of my observations.
It is quite the contrary: many a time the continent and the pure are led by their impurities to try incontinence.
I don't think it would be quite the usual or proper course,' she said, suddenly turning and resuming her operation of plashing in the miniature cataract.
I hadn't got to the corner before that thriving young lawyer, Sweet, who's quite the dandy, ran after me out of breath.
Quite the reverse, madame, quite the reverse," said Ferrand, with an emphasis that redoubled the repressed rage of M.
These surprising embellishments were in no way harmful, quite the contrary, to the success of the "Arcadia.
Sometimes a woman does not like military service, and if she takes her name off I do not think the public feeling about it is quite the same as with a man.
Quite the contrary, I do assure you,--quite the contrary.
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