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Gord's the scruffy highwayman, so void of charm and passion,

Stand And Deliver! Dungeekin 2009
Gord's the scruffy highwayman, so void of charm and passion,

Archive 2009-04-01 Dungeekin 2009
"Look here," he said, in a voice that shook with passion,

Chapter XVIII 2010
‘When I am off this cursed bed,’ said the invalid, actually striking at his broken leg in the ecstasy of his passion,

Nicholas Nickleby 2007
Like all women carried away for the first time by passion,

Two Poets 2007
Like all women carried away for the first time by passion,

Two Poets 2007
By raising Lazarus from the dead before Your passion,

Lenten Weblog 2005
As the bull stood pausing, meditating whether under such circumstances flight would not be preferable to gratified passion,

The Small House at Allington 2004
Sophia heard the whole story at table, where she said nothing: nor indeed could her aunt get many words from her as she returned home; but her maid, when undressing her, happening to say, “Well, miss, I suppose you have seen young Master Blifil to-day?” she answered with much passion,

The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling 2004
‘Gaston Vandeloup!’ she hissed in his ear, while her face was quite distorted by the violence of her passion,

Madame Midas 2003