Ainda não temos significados para "real tenderness".
1Julian said, and there was a touch of real tenderness in his voice.
2Then Mrs. Garrison, real tenderness in her voice, called softly to her daughter.
3Husband and wife looked at one another with real tenderness.
4So long since she'd had any real tenderness.
5There was, therefore, a very real tenderness in the face she lifted for his good-by kiss.
6Dan had taken it over after his father, and he had cared for it with real tenderness.
7Mrs. Waltham beamed with real tenderness.
8Marian saw so much real tenderness in his character, that she positively began to feel considerable affection for him.
9Had he said that for her to hear, or had some real tenderness in his heart spoken to itself?
10She went up and put her hand on Kate's shoulder with more real tenderness than she had felt for months.
11We have always suspected poets who employed this form, feeling thatit was the emptiest of pronouns, with no real tenderness to it.
12Yet when the rails are removed, as has happened with a non-paying track in Charlesbridge, the road inspires a real tenderness in her.
13He leapt to her, sank on one knee, took the outraged fingers and kissed them, with mock gallantry and a suggestion of real tenderness.
14'Possibly,' he replied, with an all-knowing air, but with real tenderness in his voice.
15"You will at least accept my gratitude?" she said, as she drew quite close to him, and speaking with real tenderness.
16"If you think that-thatowoble suit is o'dina'y clothes!" she said, and stared at him and gave way to tears of real tenderness.
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