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hero-worshipper

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  • I've never been a hero-worshipper but your piece about John Cooke, the man who prosecuted Charles I, changed my mind.

    Letters: Revolutionary guard 2011

  • I talked a great deal, and enthusiastically, as a hero-worshipper might talk, and it was obvious that he was my hero.

    Chapter 20: A Lost Oligarch 2010

  • I find this especially endearing, as a long time fan/hero-worshipper from childhood.

    Toast: Lindy 2006

  • I find this especially endearing, as a long time fan/hero-worshipper from childhood.

    Food Out Lindy 2008

  • I find this especially endearing, as a long time fan/hero-worshipper from childhood.

    Around Pittsburgh Lindy 2008

  • I find this especially endearing, as a long time fan/hero-worshipper from childhood.

    Pizza at Roberto's Lindy 2006

  • She was credulous, perhaps; a born hero-worshipper; yet she did question and examine unceasingly.

    Main Street 2004

  • I call him desperate, erratic, marginal, a "blind hero-worshipper" caught in paranoid fantasies with a fixated hatred for the world.

    Judging Pound Tytell, John 1988

  • I'm no hero-worshipper, as you may have gathered, and my view of the military virtues is that the best thing you can do with 'em is to hang them on the wall in Bedlam - but I know cold fact when I see it.

    Flashman And The Dragon Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- 1985

  • I'm no hero-worshipper, as you may have gathered, and my view of the military virtues is that the best thing you can do with 'em is to hang them on the wall in Bedlam — but I know cold fact when I see it.

    Flashman and the Dragon Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- 1985

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