They spend fast, play all the freaks, pranks, and street-fooleries, and originate all the current whimsicalities : but this is their brief holiday : when they turn their faces westward, up stream, their manners change ."
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And yet most of a decade later, there is evidence that my plea for church-slogan whimsicality has been resurrected, though in a slightly different guise _ catchy signs outside churches bearing clever and appealing ( if slightly off-plumb ) messages.
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One guest described M�nchhausen as telling his stories " cavalierly, indeed with military emphasis, yet without any concession to the whimsicality of the man of the world; describing his adventures as one would incidents which were in the natural course of events ".
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In contrast to the Rococo whimsicality and licentiousness cultivated by Fragonard in the later part of Louis XV's reign, Watteau's theatrical panache is usually tinged with a note of sympathy, wistfulness, and sadness at the transience of love and other earthly delights.
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That scene, which comes at just the wrong part of the story's extended dramatic climax, recalls the cringe-making whimsicality of " The Hotel New Hampshire " and parts of other Irving adaptations, and reminds us how difficult it is to stage the novelist's tonal shifts in a lifelike manner.
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H . L . Mencken used the word " chautauqua " ( lower case ) to refer more generally to a herd of clumsy writers : " When they essay to be jocose, the result is usually an elephantine whimsicality, by the chautauqua out of the " Atlantic Monthly " . " [ Vintage Mencken, p . 96, ed.
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For instance . . . Herr Feist ( Mr Stout ) is the food minister, Herr Rosst�uscher ( Mr Horsetrader ) is a lawyer, Herr Kalberer ( Mr Calver ) is an obstetrician . . . Are these the whimsicalities of chance, or the suggestive effects of the name, as Stekel seems to suggest, or are they'meaningful coincidences'?"
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The " Thespian Dictionary " says he gave in Birmingham in 1800 an entertainment of his own extracted from George Alexander Stevens's " Lecture on Heads, & c . ", and entitled'Whimsicalities .'A portrait of him as Clytus in " Alexander the Great " is in the " Theatrical Inquisitor ", vol . xi.
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"AllMusic " critic Stewart Mason said, " One of three Dave Davies compositions on Something Else by the Kinks,'Love Me Till the Sun Shines'isn't the tremendous creative leap forward that'Death of a Clown'is, or evidence of a charming whimsicality on a par with his brother's like'Funny Face,'but it's nonetheless impressive.
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William Hazlitt called him'the delightful old croaker, the everlasting Dicky Gossip of the stage .'O'Keeffe declared that he was'the most natural actor of his time,'and Leigh Hunt speaks of him as'the very personification of weak whimsicality, with a laugh like a peal of giggles .'It is, however, on the praise of Lamb that Suett's reputation rests.
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