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    1. Since I first went north I met many guys that might have turned me into a farmer or a sailor or a financier, and I was infatuated with them partly for the romance of being someone new


    2. This time it's for the romance of being who I really am, who I am without the distractions of an early death and resurrection in an experimental environment, a starship expedition that went wrong and the founding of an industry to deal with


    3. Kulai might ply her with two evenings of romance and culture in exchange for one union by the light of Narrulla on the cushion of their bedroom balcony


    4. Man in love ---> (Hurt) With every romance she had my heart


    5. It was quite a romance novel wasn't it, - shy, bookish Angel re-incarnated in a body seething with uncontrollable lust, and a dashing latin Lothario rebuild the technology industry in a new world-


    6. they had caught the tails of a whirlwind, of flying romance,


    7. and the slipway romance


    8. It took him awhile to get his mind on the romance of the moment because of his embarrassment, but once they started, the hunger for Desa's body took over and the absence of yaag caused them to finish quickly


    9. turning from the cool azure seas of romance


    10. The evening sky was crystal clear and the air so fresh I forgot my tiredness in the romance of being in this land of my uncle and my heroes

    11. For two days the blissful romance that should be the ambrosia of all newly weds was forced to give way to lessons in using the Hoover, heating up baked beans and loading the washing machine in such a way that the clothes didn’t all come out shit colour drab


    12. If you’re doing the online dating thing you’re probably not looking for new friends but want romance instead


    13. Sometimes in romance, tradition is the best


    14. an age old tradition, dating back to the ancient Greeks and their fascination with romance


    15. ‘Sensible! Where’s the romance in that?’


    16. ‘Where are you getting married, Anna?’ asks Katie, her eyes shining at the romance of it all


    17. Somehow, we balanced mathematics and romance within the


    18. days the blissful romance that should be the ambrosia of all newly


    19. She had no clue what was going on in today’s conversation, for all he knew Patass was describing every position they’d used, how she was at it, how overcome she was by his romance and the way she flopped like a carp during her first orgasm


    20. Another Saturday finished off with a digital, corner shop romance and a strawberry yoghurt

    21. He tried to hint that the media would find him, he tried to talk about shipboard romance


    22. Sometimes it would rise to a full daylight for sports, sometimes it would become full night for romance


    23. I'm into love, romance, tenderness, peace and happiness


    24. Dresses to be made or bought– Presents to be wrapped–A tree to be picked, but mainly there was excitement in the air, even romance


    25. The tree became artificial, the eggnog imitation, and the romance of the season was swept out with extra hours, to pay the bills


    26. "I think I would enjoy a romance with you, if you were so inclined and if romance is possible to you


    27. "What do you call romance?" she asked, finding that she wasn't ready to comment on that


    28. "We didn't know he was interested in romance


    29. myself more, about how my romance started


    30. inspired! Never is romance so much in the air!

    31. But for all the loveliness and the romance of


    32. resume my romance with studies was quickly approaching


    33. it is most inconvenient to romance a girl – have a distinct


    34. And the romance of trains! Red


    35. to continue her romance with a guy that has a habit of picking


    36. read the fun parts of her mother's romance novels


    37. Mary had also remained faithful to her husband, but the spark of the burning romance of youth had dwindled to a small, flickering flame of the onetime passion that had been felt


    38. It confirmed Nerissa’s guess that Homer suffered from a failed romance


    39. She has also published Porter House, a paranormal romance


    40. This was not the way she wanted to find romance again,

    41. Was he referring to his failed romance? She shook her head


    42. From the expression on Lori’s face at those times, she didn’t think the romance was over either – at least not for Josh


    43. Not necessarily out of romance but more friendship


    44. She wasn’t going to sacrifice learning about William’s whereabouts for her own personal gain, but at the same time, she wasn’t going to waste a chance to rekindle a romance with Paul


    45. Helen had hinted on many occasions that she wanted to rekindle their brief romance, but Paul was not sure how he felt about Helen


    46. In romance novels, the heroine always takes the opportunity to describe herself while standing naked in front of the mirror


    47. A proud geek, I love fantasy, romance, science fiction, and historical fiction


    48. Trouble is, we still want romance


    49. Our children and our descendants down the coming Ages will find that the quest for the Ultimate Romance, while different, will be more attainable


    50. She wasn't looking for romance here in her ten day stint, but she would appreciate some company













































    1. And she wasn’t a one-night stand, he’d romanced her for several months at least and would probably have carried on if she hadn’t gone and got pregnant


    1. Whatever what is, they are both shipboard romances


    2. Forever cursed to be the third wheel on the blossoming countless romances Adrinius must have had


    3. All the old romances turned dust-worthy


    4. He loves women but never considers any of his romances serious


    5. Darrell - Most of your books have been romances


    6. Boon Romances in her lunch break


    7. Bit of a worry that, reading romances


    8. Although we barely had our intimate time together since our arrival from Los Angeles because of Nathan, our romances were still great


    9. remembered when you were going on about your romances in tinsel


    10. books and stories about triangular romances,

    11. How many romances start not only by a chance meeting, but then by further happy coincidences, such as the sharing of an interest, the reciprocal appreciation of each other's unique beauty, the mundane practicalities of geography and working hours that allow for regular meetings, etcetera


    12. She had problems with her relations with men, having a few failed marriages and some not so great romances with a few other guys


    13. Romances are fine


    14. Peace settled on the house in the afternoon when mother read her romances Romantzo and Theesavros sent out from Athens as journals printed on cheap paper


    15. ‘’And what is wrong with teenage romances, Angelina?’’ Said Nancy Laplante, who had stayed a bit behind the family with her two pieces of luggage


    16. His days of frivolous romances were over


    17. have had a few alien romances?


    18. She wondered whether this was how E-mail romances got started — hadn’t there been a film about that? She could see herself inventing the long blonde hair and the 36/22/36 figure she had wanted as a teenager


    19. it’s “cheaper to keep her” (or him)] And even as I read the Harlequin romances or


    20. He has his wits disordered by his devoted reading of chivalric romances and sets out in search of knightly adventures with his companion, Sancho Panza, whose short, fat appearance contrasts with that of Don Quixote

    21. “Candace says not a day goes by, that Beau doesn’t bring her flowers or some kind of gift of love, not only as a means of atonement but because he feels he cheated her out of a proper romance by the way he acted back in college, and so he romances her on a daily basis


    22. The only burgeoning romances taking place were the ones between Joel & Kathy and Falcon & Henrietta


    23. The reason that there are millions of romances on bookshelves (and


    24. “You know, this is how these office romances begin


    25. romances, although they shine most brilliantly inoctaves; tercets


    26. There are some things that happened in Blur that I want to address, as many people have questioned the ‘instant’ romances that took place in the story


    27. Some one has said that the poetry of Spain, with theexception of the romances and the drama of


    28. Herder'stranslation of some of the Cid romances and theSchlegel brothers' metrical version of


    29. The Romances aremore sober in tone and less fantastic,—and it should be


    30. And, although xlviiin the old romances the half-

    31. Assonance of alternate lines is the usual rime of the romances, as in:


    32. Footnote 23: (return) The romances viejos were originally in lines of approximatelysixteen syllables, and every line then had assonance


    33. Footnote 24: (return) In the old romances and in the medieval epic, á could assonate with á-a


    34. 8+8-syllable lineof the old romances, which was later divided into two8-syllable lines, and


    35. In the old romances therewas no


    36. conclusivelythat no such age can be ascribed to the romances in theirpresent form, and that in so


    37. Manyare obviously later in origin; such are the romances


    38. A few of the romances were printed in the Cancionero general of 1511, and more in loose sheets


    39. The romances, as usually printed, are in octosyllabic lines,with a fixed accent on the seventh


    40. In the six romances included in this collection the lyrical quality 255predominates above the

    41. —Abenámar is one of a very few romances which are supposedto have their origin in


    42. In the romances the conditional oftenreplaces the future, usually to fit the assonance


    43. the earliestversion, is thus given in the Cancionero de romances of 1550,to follow line 18 of the


    44. Instead I spent my time reading romances, which, however, later gave me a taste for serious literature


    45. These myths and fables were so powerful during the Dark Ages of Europe, during a time when more murder, mayhem ,and human abominations were committed in secret and openly… by all the knights and Barons and Kings of Europe: that the peasants of that Age blanked out all of the human misery and horror they had suffered, and only kept the fairytale Romances and Epics alive in their cultural memories


    46. All the gothic horror stories seen in movies, all gothic romances and ghost stories have ancient castles: they all tell tales of evil undead spirits who are hell-bent upon corrupting living people


    47. “I know the historical romances I read are trite escapist fare, dear,” I said, “but I enjoy them


    48. He shows plainly enough, too, that "Don Quixote" and the demolition of the chivalry romances was not the work that lay next his heart


    49. It is plain that he had at one time an intention of dealing with the pastoral romances as he had dealt with the books of chivalry, and but for


    50. The extraordinary influence of the romances of chivalry in his day is quite enough to account for the genesis of the book







































    1. Imagination, or wishful thinking? I don't need to assume he's romancing me


    2. In the pit made of concrete & missed romancing


    3. It’s a stage that is best passed through as quickly as possible or you can get stuck in romancing and not ever move beyond it


    4. ‘Well, she is refreshingly intelligent and ineffably attractive and I have come to enjoy company, have I not? What sense does it make to forsake the pleasure of her friendship when I’m steadfast in my resolve? But, can I avoid the peril that Tara poses? Why not I take it as a challenge for the true test of fidelity is coming up trumps in the face of temptation by a seducer, let my craving is for romancing with that elusive he-man of my dreams and not to lust as the mistress of some moneyed


    5. Friends, you think l am romancing; not so


    6. It was as if she was romancing me into to giving her blood a taste


    7. Since being bowled over by his uncle's determined romancing, Rafferty’s ‘Auntie’ Claire had transferred her ambitions to her children


    8. Rather than try again, Hinckley vowed to renew his pursuit of Foster by imitating Travis Bickle’s strategy for romancing women: political assassination


    9. Psychology lures even most serious people into romancing, and quite unconsciously


    10. He only touched again, lightly and ironically, on “romancing” and “psychology,” and in an appropriate place quoted, “Jupiter, you are angry, therefore you are wrong,” which provoked a burst of approving laughter in the audience, for Ippolit Kirillovitch was by no means like Jupiter

    11. The captain had been romancing when he told Nikolay Vsyevolodovitch she had been dressing herself up


    12. In the meantime we may as well settle down to a thoroughly American literary atmosphere, relieved here and there by bits of nebulous romancing which pass for idealistic production


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    Synonyms for "romance"

    romance romanticism love story latinian language romance language love affair butterfly chat up coquet coquette dally flirt mash philander court solicit woo latin fiction fable exaggeration fancy extravagance falsehood lie story tale passion flirtation amour fascination

    "romance" definitions

    a relationship between two lovers


    an exciting and mysterious quality (as of a heroic time or adventure)


    the group of languages derived from Latin


    a story dealing with love


    a novel dealing with idealized events remote from everyday life


    make amorous advances towards


    have a love affair with


    talk or behave amorously, without serious intentions


    tell romantic or exaggerated lies


    relating to languages derived from Latin