Yes, his love had been round her like an atmosphere; and she had been exquisitely happy while that unquestioning affection was hers. [noun]
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All the passion and affection within him awoke, and rushed towards that child. [noun]
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John had not much affection for his mother and sisters, and an antipathy to me. [noun]
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I have a deep affection for my grand parents. [noun]
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My faith is strong in the power of an honest affection. [noun]
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"You know everything," Carne replied, with a smile of affection and sweet reproach. [noun]
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Long since, the keeper has cared for the prisoner with all the ardor of a new-found son's affection. [noun]
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He has a deep affection, amounting to rapacity, for accuracy in recorded computation. [Please select]
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Her care for, and interest in her Regiment inspired great affection and respect. [noun]
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The hateful severity of the father thus not only yielded benefit, but conciliated affection, to the son. [noun]
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Nothing could surpass the reverence and affection with which this unexpected visit from one who belongs rather to another world than to this, was received by his people. [noun]
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