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Meanings of fervency in English
Usage of fervency in English
1
Surely you agree. Hubbard's expression held the fervency of a true believer.
2
There was a certain fervency about this speech which impressed even Harrigan.
3
Bennington realized suddenly, with overwhelming fervency, that he preferred to slide in solitude.
4
After a moderate refreshment, he kneeled down, and prayed with the greatest fervency.
5
How should the desires depart from it with that fervency as they should?
6
What prayer can wild, unrestrained, unheeding Genius utter with more fervency?
7
He ejaculated with great fervency; but his prayers were not the effects of resignation.
8
He was quite pleased with the idea, and expressed his satisfaction with great fervency.
9
His wings seem to rustle with more fervency in midwinter.
10
The fervency of those new converts did not less edify Xavier than their number.
11
But you will praise Heaven with more fervency when you have drunk the sherry.
12
That thought comprised the fervency and timidity-thehopes and fears of woman's first love.
13
There is no necessity of losing this fervency of love.
14
It was the fervency of the embrace that had both enthralled and saddened him.
15
In the fervency of affection you yielded up your virtue!
16
May the Lord in mercy give me fervency of spirit!
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