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 1 Introd   |   rising tide of humanitarian enthusiasm. Gradually satiated with
 2 Introd   |   soul, so strong, so rich in enthusiasm, is a humble moral quality
 3 Introd   |      its social and political enthusiasm. He was disciplined by the
 4 XXXV     |  their work eager, verging on enthusiasm, they do not alternate these
 5 XL       |  applauded him, screamed with enthusiasm.—He will return here Saturday
 6 XLIV     |        friendship, of art, of enthusiasm, and of faith. Consider
 7 LXXXI    |   stomach. I drink cider with enthusiasm, no more champagne! At Nohant,
 8 CIV      | sympathy. I mean a faculty of enthusiasm that is always ready, and
 9 CXXXVI   |     the fairy play. Applause, enthusiasm. I saw the moment during
10 CLXVIII  |       is to have some kind of enthusiasm!~Your last letter but one
11 CLXX     |      a black melancholy. That enthusiasm which has no intelligent
12 CLXXVI   |    distress me, you with your enthusiasm for the Republic. At the
13 CCXXXVI  |       through love and doubt, enthusiasm and disenchantments. To
14 CCLX     |      they do around here. The enthusiasm has been immense. A little
15 CCLXII   |    now has been charming. His enthusiasm is so strong even that I
16 CCLXVI   |     Madame Charpentier in her enthusiasm for Saint-Antoine came to
17 CCLXXXI  |        But I am recalling the enthusiasm of Carvalho, followed by
18 CCLXXXV  |      beauty, truth, goodness, enthusiasm, in consequence. It teaches
19 CCLXXXVII|       am working, but without enthusiasm: as one does a stint, and
20 CCXCIV   |   more your strength and your enthusiasm.~We all embrace you very