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And with every one of them, you will find an ardent running game.

But he had written these ardent words to another man.

They reached the place where she had left the ardent couple.

She is a woman of an ardent and loving nature.

As for myself, this is the most ardent wish of my heart.

College professors were the least ardent, making love once a month.

On the west side, support for the congress is almost universal, and often ardent.

What is far more important, my love of natural science has been steady and ardent.

"A more ardent lover would have said he thought about me all day."

The family lives with the ardent hope that the boy's father, who's been missing for over three years, will return home.

To be loved by every one who knew me was my most ardent wish.

Davidson was an ardent Republican from 1860 until the fall of 1872.

He had not seen this act before, and it made him instantly ardent.

That said, he was politically ardent - for a few weeks.

"One of our number was too ardent, the other night.

And she is an ardent feminist who stands by her man.

Since then, I count myself among the few but ardent readers of his work.

There was yet a question, more truly a demand, in the ardent eyes.

In fact, he is one of the Government's most ardent liberal critics.

Although an ardent liberal, he took little part in political affairs.

It was hard, but he pretended to be an ardent husband while they made their way down and out of the building.

But less ardent fans might be puzzled by the book.

I was one of the idea's most ardent Arab advocates.

As President he has continued his ardent courtship of the right.

It had a few ardent champions but not much of a presence.