| I have now stated the legality of the matter, and you may act as your own subtility of perception shall dictate. |
| Creating unique peices is what enables him to give total freedom to his imagination and subtility. |
| Such a subtility is a dear proof of the falshood, as the contrary simplicity of the truth, of any system. |
| Its mind was wholly bent upon cunning knowledge, subtility, and getting together a multitude of earthly things. |
| They drink light, which is sufficient to give to their bodies marvellous strength and subtility. |
| In a word, the pieces on the strategical chess-board want that mobility which is the element of stratagem and subtility. |
