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The North entered upon the struggle with very great ardor and enthusiasm.
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He threw himself into this new work with great ardor and entire devotion.
3
Mr Burchell, on the contrary, dissuaded her with great ardor, and I stood neuter.
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He studied with great ardor, going from the A.B.C.
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But, added she, with great ardor, I find indeed there are very good men in the world!
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When this was given, the musician, in beating time with great ardor, struck his toe with his baton.
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The allies, besides their jealousy of the king's mediation, expressed a great ardor for the continuance of war.
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The natural sciences were cultivated by them with great ardor, and many naturalists among them merit the gratitude of posterity.
9
We have seen that the straits of the family had not prevented Ludwig from pursuing his musical studies with great ardor.
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Some even seem to be possessed of a different note from the rest, and contend with each other with great ardor.
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He was too wary to betray his state of mind; so he pretended great ardor, and called urgently for re- enforcements.
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A great ardor animated the troops; it was remembered that the 2nd December was the anniversary of the coronation of the emperor.
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The approaching completion of the fossil fishes delivers me also from the fear that a too great ardor might cause you irreparable losses.
14
I felt a great ardor, a moment's miraculous blood heat, more than blood heat-onlyfor a moment-thenshe withdrew her hand and said:
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But being naturally of a cheerful and sanguine temper, I very soon recovered the blow, and prosecuted with great ardor my studies in the country.
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In 1869, he set to work on the poem, and when that was well under way, began to create, with great ardor, the musical setting.
