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• His excitement was intense. (8)
• How intense is his faith to quacks! (10)
• She put her hand into his with intense composure. (8)
• Here and there, intense silver dazzled their eyes. (10)
• The simile of the dog struck him with intense effect. (10)
• It was a day of intense heat coming after heavy rains. (10)
• The strain on this part of the body is always intense. (21)
• Robert glanced quick with intense commiseration at Rhoda. (10)
• Robert glanced quick with intense commiseration at Rhoda. (22)
• The heat continues intense, and this explains the slowness in advancing. (10)
• During the first twenty-four hours, the paroxysm of the fever was intense. (18)
• He then rose, and to her intense surprise began climbing up on to the pile. (8)
• One intense regret I have; that I did not live in the time of the Amazons. (10)
• The cold was intense, and, to make matters worse, the provisions gave out. (19)
• After lunch she wandered, examining his household gods with intense curiosity. (8)
• Cite periods when intense political and intellectual upheaval reacted on music. (3)
• His spirits began to rise, but the strain he had been undergoing had been intense. (14)
• For that was not serious with the intense present signification the name Aminta had. (10)
• He had to encourage a retorting spirit of hatred in order to mask his intense craving. (10)
• His intense anxiety about me reflected in my mind the endless worry I had concerning him. (10)
• He kept expecting it, pausing for it, hoping it would come to solve his intense perplexity. (10)
• He kept expecting it, pausing for it, hoping it would come to solve his intense perplexity. (22)
• To their intense astonishment and chagrin Canada would have nothing to do with their designs. (19)
• Happily for young and for old, the intense insight of the young has much to distract or soften it. (10)
• Happily for young and for old, the intense insight of the young has much to distract or soften it. (22)
• At that intense soft bitterness in her voice, he gets up, feeling stifled, and stands at the window. (8)
• The question, after owning this fact, is whether these intense effects are not rather cheap effects. (9)
• There is to an unsympathetic observer an intense vexatiousness in the exhibition of such pertinacity. (10)
• It was an intense relief, when, saying that he wanted a certain magazine, Miltoun strode off into the town. (8)
• She retained unimpaired her intense interest in politics, and still corresponded freely with prominent men. (8)
• He scarce had the power to conduct himself reverently, so intense was his longing to show her his sympathy. (10)
• He scarce had the power to conduct himself reverently, so intense was his longing to show her his sympathy. (22)
• That line of intense tragic grief haunted Vittoria like a veiled head thrusting itself across the sunlight. (10)
• The bare outline of the story gives, of course, no just notion of the intense passion of grief which fills it. (9)
• A divination of intense hatred had perhaps read the thought within her breast: or it was a mere outburst of hate. (10)
• The heat was intense and almost unbearable as we explored the streets and park and wandered through the fortress. (20)
• Yet it exists, and it is unquestionably the material of tragedy, the stuff from which intense effects are wrought. (9)
• The quivering intense of the moment of his eyes and grasp was lord of her, lord of the day and of all days coming. (10)
• But the negligence was all in his dress and bearing; in his face was a look of intense interest in his surroundings. (1)
• Softly sweet with fluttering presage, Felt she that ethereal sense, Drinking charms of love delirious, Reaping bliss of love intense! (10)
• The heat was intense and the dust terrible, but every moment of the excursion was crowded with interest and novelty. (20)
• The news was received by Lady Valleys with a sigh of intense relief, and the remark that it was probably another lie. (8)
• Richard spoke sedately, but the irony was perceptible and he could speak no other way, his bitterness was so intense. (10)
• The intense, unwonted heat of the April days had broken the crust of soil and set the sap of life in motion once more. (13)
• He entered into that brief but intense intimacy with the Laphams which the sympathetic architect holds with his clients. (9)
• Not visible for one second was the intense indignation at their fate which Wilfrid, spying keenly into them, perceived. (10)
• Shelton pondered as he passed house after house of such intense respectability that even dogs were known to bark at them. (8)
• The picture was hung in the drawing-room, and its intense modernity made that old-fashioned room seem lifeless and strange. (8)
• The intense excitement of the last few days had exhausted the sick man, and before dawn Frau Schimmel was roused by his bell. (5)
• Somebody is always stepping on his protruding feet, to his intense disgust, but to the ill-concealed amusement of the others. (21)
• One flash struck close by us somewhere, and I heard distinctly the crack of a bough at the moment of its most intense redness. (14)
• She looked forward to these with intense eagerness, and pushed everything that interfered with preparation into the background. (8)
• The rich historical background dignifies and ennobles the intense public spirit of the place, and gives it a kind of personality. (9)
• And could a human creature feel at his own pulse, and look into vacancy with that intense apprehensive look, and be but an actor? (10)
• Her intense ideal conception of her duty sank and danced within her brain as the pilot-star dances on the bows of a tossing vessel. (10)
• So when I beheld her, intense gratitude broke my passion; when I touched her hand it was trembling for absolute assurance of her safety. (10)
• I proceeded to examine it most minutely, while Collins waited with all the intense anxiety of a man whose character depended on the sentence. (6)
• The man gave her a look, furtive, yet so charged with intense penetrating curiosity that it seemed to let her suddenly into innumerable secrets. (8)
• He looked with eyes drained of human objects; standing square, with stiff half-dropped arms, and an intense melody of wretchedness in his voice. (10)
• He was a complete master of the piano, his technic was gigantic, although his vitality of interpretation was so intense that details paled before it. (3)
• The log dragged bounding and twirling, rattling its chains; the crowd along the ridge, forbidden to cheer, watching it with intense repression of the roar. (10)
• Coming altogether unexpectedly, it created an intense momentary revulsion of his feelings by conjuring up his boyish love in a scene more living than the sunlight. (10)

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