1
As regards Miss Spruce, I look upon her character with profound veneration.
2
Not that she was moved by a profound veneration for the legal claim.
3
He approached their remains with profound veneration, and deposited them in the urns with his own hands.
4
I received this casket, with its contents, from a man whose memory I hold in profound veneration.
5
Usually they were law-abiding, liberty-loving citizens, with a profound veneration for religious institutions, and contentment with their lot.
6
The great esteem in which he had always held his wife, now took the form of a profound veneration.
7
Their profound veneration for the founder of their liberty and their republic is a noble trait of the American people.
8
Order, and particularly to the priests, upon the profound veneration which we ought to have for that august mystery of the Eucharist.
9
It was held by the Jews in profound veneration, and its origin supposed to have been by divine revelation at the burning bush.
10
They had a profound veneration for him; with one word only, he appeased their quarrels, and put an end to all their differences.
11
To the profound veneration and love for his memory that penetrates your bosom, we refer you as to a transcript of our own.
12
I had been struck with a profound veneration for this gentleman on first seeing him; when he spoke I listened with reverence and attention.
13
He holds us all in profound veneration; but Jack Redburn he esteems as a kind of pleasant wonder, that he may venture to approach familiarly.
