She comprehends perfectly the situation of her people, to whose interests she seems ardently devoted.
Yielding his convictions, he continued a southern patriot, and when the others of the South withdrew from Congress, he sundered his relation from the federal government as a senator, and ardently espoused the cause of his section.
The Lambertazzi were a noble family of Bologna, and the daughter of the house had long been wooed most ardently by Bonifacio de' Geremei, whose family was in deadly feud with her own.
As this celebration was to mark her first visit to Solaris Farm, he wished most ardently to have it prove a great success.
Major Allen, who desired nothing more ardently than to get rid of him, seconded the proposal vehemently.
But though she may easily find a more faultless character, she will never find a warmer heart, or one more truly--more ardently attached.
Section 79 And just as ardently as Gladys Frisbie Gudge adored the rich, so ardently did she object to the poor.
My mind much affected, after some weeks of anxiety and meditation, longed ardently to read the Holy Scriptures.
Ha himself was affianced to a lovely girl, and heardently anticipated his union with her.
He ardently admired President Lincoln, and only criticised him for delay in emancipating the slaves.
All these changes in my heart and mind continually filled me with surprise, for I was never pious, though inwardly and secretly I had so ardently sought Him.
For to the creature that ardentlypursues God there comes at last a time when He reveals Himself to the searching soul, saying: "I Am Here.
And this was the end of the great Ministry of 1880, for the formation of which I had worked so hard, and which I had so constantly and ardently supported with my pen!
At Preston I had learned to sympathise with the democracy, and to believe ardently in the cause of political reform.
The intellectual powers and literary acquirements of Henry de Lancey were first-rate, and feeling a consciousness of ability, he ardently longed to coin them into fame and distinction.
Being desirous of improving himself in the several branches of physic, to the profession of which he was ardently devoted, he came to London, and resided in a house adjoining to the laboratory of Apothecaries’ Hall.
He explored distant parts of the world several times, so ardently attached was he to botanical researches.
I almost fell upon the deck with the tumult of mingled emotions that filled my heart as I gazed ardently towards my beautiful island.
Although the men had no idea at this time what was before them, they were now going to follow Lafayette to the glory that he so ardently desired.
Washington was ardently admired by all the French officers and they must have envied him his magnificent appearance in this fortunate hour.
Most ardently I wish it; but if my offer should be refused, or if it should be accepted only because it could not be well refused; if I should be a burthen, a restraint upon him, I should wish myself dead.
She is only eighteen, and has captured both wealth and position, and is longing so ardently to try her new world.
She remembered how strangely moved he had been upon learning yesterday that Gian Maria was marching upon Roccaleone, and how ardently he had advised flight from the fortress--he that had so bravely talked of holding it against the Duke.
The Empress ardently longed for her coronation, which she believed would establish her rank and her security, and the silence of her husband alarmed her.
Through her unhappy fortunes, imprisonments and all, they remained with her, and ardently loved her, whatever her errors may have been.
The Countess pondered with a very grave expression upon her face, while Alicia gently wiped her eyes and ardently wished that her honest Rudolph was here to defend his character and refute these baseless insinuations.
Her air relented a little--just enough, in fact, to make him ardently desire to see it relent still further.
His youth still kept him away from the scene into which he ardently longed to cast himself.
Fame lightens up the higher places only, and she ardently desired to see her husband elevated to this eminence.
Let schoolmen dispute and contend, the faith for which I most ardently long and earnestly contend, is a faith which works by love and purifies the soul.
Whatever may be the motive, it is so flattering, that having obtained it, I shall endeavour more ardently to deserve it.
I embrace you asardently as I desire to possess you.
Although I have the greatest pleasure in receiving the Chevalier Danceny's letters, and I wish as ardently as he does, we might see each other without interruption, yet I dare not venture to do what you propose.
I ardently aspire from the depths of my soul; by expiatory penitence I hope to return to him.
Him whom I ardently desire in the midst of my agony I recognize in thee; let me weep upon thy breast and unite myself to thee for a single hour, and though seemingly rejected by God and the world, let me be saved and redeemed in thee.
