1
Some few, smitten with military ardor, were in training for future soldiers.
2
Capistrano found no military ardor in Germany, in princes or people.
3
It was another effervescence of his youthful military ardor, and doomed to disappointment.
4
It may be supposed that Philip's short-lived military ardor had already exhausted itself.
5
Besides, there was no enthusiasm, no military ardor in the ranks of the army.
6
To his military ardor Asshur-bani-pal added a passionate addiction to the pleasure of the chase.
7
A remnant of military ardor lit up his face.
8
When he heard this news, when he heard the trumpet call, Ireneus felt all his military ardor revived.
9
John burned with as real a military ardor as ever inflamed the breast of any slaughterer of his fellows.
10
His sword being in the possession of the priest, there was no immediate danger of a return of his military ardor.
11
Not military ardor and manly courage, but discipline and the everlasting stick accompanied the Prussian soldiers of 1806 into the war.
12
Like the others of the republican army, he fled from the field of Philippi, and found his military ardor thoroughly cooled.
13
But recently he had been seized with military ardor, and dreamed but of arms, horses, school of theory, exercises, and German discipline.
14
After a few preliminary forays under Esteban's leadership they had absorbed a bit of discipline and were beginning to feel a military ardor.
15
I may confess the truth, and say, that in "lang syne," any transient ebullition of military ardor vanished at a glance from Constance's black eye.
16
Among the songs which the military ardor of this period stimulated, the best are those by Gleim, (1719-1803) called "Songs of a Prussian Grenadier."
