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1 He then left me, and I devoured the coffee and toast with great avidity .
2 Harold's eyes crawled over her with great avidity as he came to meet her.
3 The crab-hole we found contained a little water, which our horses drank with great avidity .
4 She searched about and found some food for them, which they ate with great avidity .
5 The chief partook of it with great avidity after it had received an additional quantity of oil.
6 The former would take it with great avidity , and the benefit to health resulting therefrom would be incalculable.
7 Since silicon has been robbed with difficulty of its oxygen it takes it on again with great avidity .
8 He swallowed it with great avidity .
9 Abstract reasoning is unknown; but a new objective fact connected with the environment is seized upon with great avidity .
10 He studied with great avidity everything that could throw light upon the lives, character, and language of the ancients.
11 At this period the elk are in great numbers, as they feed with great avidity upon the succulent young nillho.
12 There was nothing peculiarly interesting in the intelligence from England, although the newspapers were, as usual, read with great avidity .
13 I listened to this kind of discourse with great avidity , and regretted when he thought proper to introduce new topics.
14 The next day he called with translations of Homer and 'Don Quixote,' which the boy proceeded to read with great avidity .
15 There he stood, his back turned to me, and seeming to watch with great avidity a deer-shoulder suspended above his head.
16 Stories of crime and bloodshed are read by everybody with great avidity , - and people will go miles to the site of grim tragedy.
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