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 1 II   |            with a good imitation of enthusiasm.~What was the good of all
 2 II   |              firing up with renewed enthusiasm, “this work is the Heims
 3 VI   |            usual ardour and fervent enthusiasm.~“You see, Axel,” he added, “
 4 VI   |       carried off by his contagious enthusiasm. “Yes, we shall see; that
 5 VII  |          convinced, although now my enthusiasm was beginning to cool down;
 6 VIII |       captain took advantage of his enthusiasm to charge double fares;
 7 IX   | wretched-looking, but still full of enthusiasm, and with ardent satisfaction
 8 XVIII|            cried the Professor with enthusiasm, “now we are really going
 9 XL   |             resist the sentiment of enthusiasm with which I too was infected.
10 XLV  |             and defended with equal enthusiasm and determination, both