In all the variety of costumes, a carnival, a kaleidoscope of clothes, to his horror he could never discover a man in the street who wore anything like his own dress.

Kaleidoscope in K. (In Hearst's international-cosmopolitan magazine, Jan. 1933)

No sunset could vie with the color schemes that kaleidoscoped above them.

She has of course had the advantage of teachers of all sorts, but the claims made upon her time by thoughtless parents have usually been so great as to leave her at the end of her school-room period with a few brittle fragments of knowledge, which shift and change in her mind as the bits of glass might shift in a kaleidoscope from which the looking-glass had been omitted.

That was the best Ophelia laugh of my lifemy life that is such a perfect kaleidoscope with the people and the places turning round and round.