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Meanings of romantic enthusiasm in English

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Usage of romantic enthusiasm in English
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Henry's council, however, held firm against the general tide of romantic enthusiasm.
Henry the Second
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All the romantic enthusiasm of Garibaldi flamed forth at the sight of Rome.
Humanly Speaking
3
Then, too, I saw everything with a romantic enthusiasm.
Paris: With Pen and Pencil / Its People and Literature, Its Life...
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I think a great deal of domestic peace, a good deal more than of romantic enthusiasm.
Born in Exile
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Without any intention to falsify history, he is sometimes completely carried away by his romantic enthusiasm for Roman statesmanship.
Latin Literature
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In the latter he manifests his interest in Scandinavian antiquity, which had then become a minor object of romantic enthusiasm.
A History of English Literature
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Mr. Palmer shook his head gravely-dismissingwith one gesture Marianne's romantic enthusiasm for pirates and Elinor's sensible fear of them.
Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters
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Granado was six years older than Guevara, but they shared literary and political interests, combined with a romantic enthusiasm for foreign travel.
The Irish Times
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Long before they met in the body Schiller and Körner had given expression to their mutual trust in language of romantic enthusiasm.
The Life and Works of Friedrich Schiller
10
'You seem to have known all about him,' Mrs. Selwyn said, smiling loftily, sweetly, as at the romantic enthusiasm of youth.
The Dictator
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"Father!" said Harley (who by this time found the romantic enthusiasm rising within him) "how far do you mean to go?"
The Man of Feeling
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"Happy Man!" He exclaimed in his romantic enthusiasm; "Happy Man, who is destined to possess the heart of that lovely Girl!
The Monk: A Romance
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