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There is a heart-cheering freedom in his speculation.
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Just now, dear Sir, your Billy is brought into my presence, all smiling, crowing to come to me, and full of heart-cheering promises; and the subject I am upon goes to my heart.
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As we looked from Windsor Terrace on the sixteen fertile counties spread beneath, speckled by happy cottages and wealthier towns, all looked as in former years, heart-cheering and fair.
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Even this evening, so glorious, so heart-cheering, so fruitful in instruction and amusement, could not last forever.
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Lovely however, and heart-cheering as this delightful period was, it is not to be imagined that it was a period of unmingled joy; there were several instances in which strong and violent emotions were succeeded by coldness, formality, and hypocrisy, and in some cases by open apostasy, or by unequivocal marks of reprobation.
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Paros and rocky Antron, lady, giver of good gifts, bringer of seasons, queen Deo, be gracious, you and your daughter all beauteous Persephone, and for my song grant me heart-cheering substance.
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God bless the man that wrote these heart-cheering notes.
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If she had not left town on a visit to her friends I should have seen her, but the report I heard of her was heart-cheering.
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I return your felicitations upon this happy and heart-cheering occasion, and hope it may serve to suppress every sigh and to enliven every hope that animates the bosoms of my friends at Bristol.
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After being night and day in the forest impervious to the sun and moon's rays, the sudden transition to light has a fine heart-cheering effect.
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