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Meanings of tender hearts in English
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Usage of tender hearts in English
1
It was perhaps unfair, he felt, to harrow young and tender hearts.
2
Both so proud and high-spirited, and yet with such loving, tender hearts.
3
Cowboys have tender hearts, even though they go off at half cock.
4
Therefore fear not, gentle souls, patient souls, pure consciences and tender hearts.
5
Their tender hearts must always be in a lacerated and bleeding condition!
6
But the peasant women in our neighborhood have Christian spirits and tender hearts.
7
Slavery existed expressly for the purpose of crushing souls and breaking tender hearts.
8
Stamp the impress of a future life upon their tender hearts.
9
Mr. Button came of a people notable for ballads, tender hearts, and potheen.
10
Aid Thou Thy trusted servants to have loving and tender hearts.
11
What have you done, poor little tender hearts, that you should grieve so?
12
The tender hearts of Elsie and Violet could not stand out against his appeals.
13
Their tender hearts will sympathize and aim to alleviate it.
14
Truly, great hearts are tender hearts, and "the loving are the daring."
15
But are there no kindly natures, no tender hearts, no souls humble, simple, and truth-loving?
16
Meg and I haven't got such tender hearts.
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