| These included cooked channa and cheese cake, table centers and artifices. |
| The artifices of the modern physicist have extended far in each direction the visible spectrum known to Newton. |
| The multitude were deceived with his artifices, and pleased with his frontless impudence, which they called boldness, and manly openness of character. |
| But what shall be said of the second or grosser of these artifices? |
| How he tried all kinds of artifices, as he leaned on his crutch, and all in vain! |
| The effect produced by this gradation of obscurity was intensified by constructional artifices. |
