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No, he must see some ardour in her eyes first.

Sleeping outside on the cold ground would soon cool his ardour.

So we over here have shed our ardour like a mantle.

This short passage had not served to cool my ardour.

"Give him another hundred turns on the wheel to cool his ardour."

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He had command of his voice now, it came round and ringing with ardour.

Feeling this painfully I invited him to dinner with ardour.

"It is ardour that we need in the Service, young gentleman," said he.

"We can indeed," she murmured, feeling her own ardour rising to meet his.

- she more than made up for in ardour.

He is inclined to be morbid and none too full of ardour.

You can see, young gentleman, that not a scrap of the ardour with which I serve my country has been shot away.

There was something better than ambition in the beauty and ardour of the young Napoleon.

The trouble is that not everybody shows their ardour that way.

He has only one setting - an overwhelming "loving ardour".

Whatever was likely to forward his advancement in sculpture he studied with ardour.

He had first come to this house in a blaze of romantic ardour and passion.

Maybe with a little patience she'd find a creature the equal of her ardour, out in the wild.

Or perhaps the cold, damp wind had quelled everyone's ardour.

This, however, did nothing to cool his apparent ardour.

Where is the moral ardour that sustained you once?

Getting a bit hacked off, now, but still manage fresh display of ardour.

Let him continue this with unremitting ardour, searching Nature, leaving nothing out.

I was not very astonished as I had understood her ardour.

Why did he have to make such a public show of ardor?

The price has gone up, because she is not alone in her ardor.

With so much energy for ardor, why is he not put out to work?

So the war came back to life, first slowly, then with more ardor than ever before.

But there are times when his ardor is against the rules.

As the sun rose higher we lost some of our ardor.

He said it was an old story, his lack of ardor.

I was a young man, full of ardor and failure.

Others seemed to be keeping their ardor rather more to themselves.

And so he put even more ardor into his search for the key.

This only increased his ardor since he had before him both woman and girl.

He had once told me that being with her or any woman for a long period killed his ardor.

For all their ardor the words did not ring quite true.

In these preparations I took part with no special ardor.

The ardor in her clear brown eyes made me blush.

But it served to cool my ardor off a bit.

Or was she too caught up in the ardor of exploration.

Was this ardor a sign of a bond from a former life?

For three months, they had made love with tenderness and ardor.

Everyone experiences ardor like yours at one point or another during their lives.

The water in the creek should be cold enough to cool his ardor.

Certainly, the ardor to buy, often at any price, has not cooled.

As he watched she embraced this young man with every evidence of ardor.

The young lord did so with rather more ardor than society would have considered proper.

In your ardor, you would commit us all, far too deeply.