He has no greater admirer in England than I am-except himself, of course.

And now she had tried him, and was a greater admirer of his character than ever.

Mr. Jefferson had no greater admirer than the Marquis de Lafayette, whose arrival he so impatiently awaited.

Among the cultured men of England Mark Twain had no greater admirer, or warmer friend, than Andrew Lang.

The former had no warmer or wiser friend; the latter no greater admirer in the highest sense of the word.

Nor must we forget that Euripides is a greater admirer of nature, a more complete delineator of her workings, than the two greater tragedians.