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A more modern poet in affectionate remembrance thus sings the fugue:-
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Ten years later Pearce again was with the Indians, greeted in affectionate remembrance.
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Why should we be so avid of honourable and affectionate remembrance after death?
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Is it not by bearing them in affectionate remembrance?
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How should I not hold in affectionate remembrance one who has done everything for me?
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You are held in affectionate remembrance at Wahnfried.
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They are meant to apply to that more intelligent and versatile action engendered by affectionate remembrance.
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Then, in a fit of affectionate remembrance for the past, he asked anxiously after Gagniere and Dubuche.
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The Lesbians, indeed, out of affectionate remembrance for his father were ready to receive and detain him.
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Their constantly retaining an affectionate remembrance of their deceased relatives, affords a striking proof of this statement.
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I cannot to this day see a squirrel without emotion and affectionate remembrance of "Bob."
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My dear prince, I hold you in affectionate remembrance; let me hope that you have not forgotten me.
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His forefathers, long after their spirits left the earth, had been honored in the affectionate remembrance of the people.
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After tea, Charles went into the kitchen to speak to Hannah, and to delight her by his affectionate remembrance.
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Your letter of March 20th last year was most gratifying to me as a token of your affectionate remembrance.
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Adieu, my dear Monsieur Schumann; keep me always in affectionate remembrance, and accept once more my warm sympathy and devotion.
