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fondly
1. Now I had one more feeling to add to the list of fondly remembered moments in my still unfulfilled emotional life: that touch in the van, that trembling caress of fingers hidden from Robbie and the guards
2. Beauty, fondly remembered, shines on the crest
3. She's stupid,' she smiled fondly at the phone
4. 'Such a good boy,' she said fondly as I left the house
5. ’ He said fondly, ‘Her mother’d died that Christmas, you know
6. ’ Ann said, smiling fondly at the recollection
7. She remembered him, of course, from their past commerce in the town, and was fondly reminded how striking a figure he had always been, even as a lad
8. ” Elenir retorted fondly
9. She had had too many experiences where, she was certain, luck had played a vital role in her obtaining sexual gratification, a thing fondly to be wished for, strived for at all costs
10. And here he was, in a place he remembered fondly
11. He fondly imagined he might have been a
12. I looked down fondly at her and while we were alone I said to her
13. Em smiled fondly at her sister
14. “Stuart, that was excellent,” praised Laura with a smile, looking up fondly at the lad before her
15. They were right in love, he remembered fondly
16. I included this evocation in my talk because, like many other citizens of that sprightly village, I fondly and nostalgically recalled that sacred icon which our ancestors from earlier centuries had bequeathed to us and which a mayor and a priest had, just a few years ago, secretly and foolishly demolished some four centuries after concrete documents rendered evident its existence
17. I've spoken fondly of you and our forest
18. Trent gazed at him fondly, trying to guilt him into submission
19. One particular pub grub he remembered fondly was saveloys with tomato ketchup sauce, which would be set out in a large stainless bowl placed on the bar
20. The only household which remained in blissful ignorance of the terrible thing was the manse itself; on what Faith and Una fondly believed to be Tuesday it rained again; for the next three days it rained; nobody came near the manse; the manse folk went nowhere; they might have waded through the misty Rainbow Valley up to Ingleside, but all the Blythe family, save Susan and the doctor, were away on a visit to Avonlea
21. ” She fondly stroked her brother’s face
22. I asked him if he had known Oganaya and he had not, but his father had and spoke of him fondly
23. Do you think of that time fondly?”
24. I fondly recall, oh Bierzo, the breasts that your landscape for us supplies
25. With voiced harmony, your meek waters to the land you fondly bind
26. Regardless, I remember the time fondly – it was kind of a limbo
27. remember fondly is how there was this one guy who would ask me
28. “Yazadril has spoken fondly of your mother and yourself
29. something that he could think back on fondly and actually smile
30. ” Yazadril advised fondly
31. She touched Ijyu’s hands fondly
32. A wide and somewhat self-satisfied grin was locked upon his countenance, and he kept distracting them from their debate by fondly reminiscing on certain moments in their evening that he found particularly memorable
33. Whitey dutifully laughed and looked fondly at John Ralph
34. The period would be fondly remembered as a Pax Americana
35. Carl assisted Sharon to rise and the Primagnon leader placed his hands on her shoulders, looking fondly into her eyes
36. " He smiled fondly at her for several moments, and she smiled back until it seemed wise to break eye contact
37. Charly worried they were taking too much pleasure in the pain of others but Trask claimed the two victims themselves would look back fondly on these early hardships
38. She fondly recalled the fun creating decorations for their Christmas Tree, a zany foot-high construct of two sheets of acrylic that slotted together and presented tipped-up branches on which the regalia hung
39. When the other boys had been forgotten, that first group would always be fondly remembered for their individuality, intelligence, daring and independence
40. The Dangler stared at his translucent hook as fondly as a father looking at his firstborn son
41. She sits, fondly remembering how many lives she’s ended with her hunting, countless lives, all wasted for her to hang on her trophy wall or wear or fuck
42. He still remembers that day fondly, especially the death of Abu Jahr, that nagging thorn in his side who caused him no end of trouble
43. Richard remembers it fondly, although he wouldn’t understand until he was older, looking from afar at the magic in Albert Einstein’s eyes, eyes that can see past (or into) the fabric of existence
44. Emotionally drained by the void that is the abode of the reaper Fondly I think of myself as the phoenix
45. His mother grieved to see him work so hard; she sorrowed that he was day by day toiling at the carpenter's bench earning a living for the family instead of being, as they had so fondly planned, at Jerusalem studying with the rabbis
46. Boran saw it not as the end of civilization, but with a little help from the human race, it could be a new beginning for the little blue planet that we fondly call home, and the only planet we know that has chocolate
47. It was a very orderly place, and she fondly remembered a few outstanding teachers, but only a few
48. There had been positive things that had happened over the years, individual kids she remembered fondly for their curiosity and effort or just because they were good people
49. He found that there were vast deposits of iron ore in the Pictish hills, and he taught the natives to mine, smelt and work it into implements—agricultural implements, as he fondly believed
50. “That was a good year,” she said fondly
