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Sentences ending with fond

And yet there was this delicacy about him, that he never over-praised what he brought us to see, any more than one would over-praise a friend of whom he was fond. [4]
He also alluded to my name, of which I am rather fond. [5]
He talked to her largely about Hugh, of whom he appeared sincerely fond. [9]
My eyes were bright as yours, my heart as fond. [11]
There were cats at Quarry Farm and at Hartford, and in the house at Redding there was a gray mother-cat named Tammany, of which he was especially fond. [5]

Short sentences using fond

Are you fond of them? [5]
Nelly's very fond of me. [12]
Are you fond of it? [5]
Willis was fond of it. [6]
Wasn't I fond of him? [2]
I am fond of Clarence. [9]
I'm particularly fond of blue. [10]

Sentences containing fond two or more times

Barbara had no objection to this arrangement, and Kit, tracking out the idea which had come upon him so suddenly overnight, began to think that surely Barbara was fond of him, and surely he was fond of Barbara. [12]
She's fond of him--as fond of him as a mother. [11]
No, I mean fond of discussing war; and fond of giving military advice. [5]

More example sentences with the word fond in them

And I saw you growing away from me all the time, Hugh, growing away from the friends who were fond of you, as though you were fading in the distance. [9]
What if their wives are fond, after the decease of their husbands, to bestow themselves not so advisedly as their calling requireth; do not duchesses, countesses, and knights' wives offend in the like fully so often as they? [4]
Chambers could dive without inconvenience, and was fond of doing it. [5]
I know you will not misunderstand me, for I am very fond of him. [9]
My Egyptian mistress will be delighted, for she is very fond of flowers, and may I ask you to tell the king and the Achaemenidae, that under my care this rare plant has at last flowered? [10]
The telescope through which he was fond of watching the heavenly bodies, and the movements of which had been the source of such odd fancies on my part, is now the property of a Western College. [6]
His favorite occupation when not playing boston, a card game he was very fond of, was that of listener, especially when he succeeded in setting two loquacious talkers at one another. [2]
In the days when Flood Ireson was drawn in the cart by the Maenads of Marblehead, that fishing town had the name of nurturing a young population not over fond of strangers. [6]
They are beautiful when constructed with the large thin tiles the Romans were so fond of using. [6]
He said he was so fond of the parson that he felt he had to give him a chance of good things. [11]
At bottom he was probably fond of it, but he was always able to conceal it. [5]
She painted, she was passionately fond of flowers, and her room was always filled with them. [9]
How fond he was of his family, and how charitable about Congress! [4]
At first he was not friendly, but when he saw how much I liked his flowers he grew fond of me, and set me to work to tie wreaths and bunches, and to carry them to his customers. [10]
Just as I was losing sight of the skirt of trees at Grand Pre, a gentleman in the dress of a rural clergyman left his seat, and complimented me with this remark: "I perceive, sir, that you are fond of reading. [4]
I think he was genuinely fond of birds, but, so far as I know, he usually confined himself to one a day; he never killed, as some sportsmen do, for the sake of killing, but only as civilized people do,--from necessity. [4]
Of course I was fond of wandering about the workshops, and there they kept a magpie, a quaint little bird, which my mother had fed out of compassion. [10]
The old man was fond of animals, and had given water-troughs to the town; and his own horses and the horses he used in the woods were always well fed. [11]
In short, he was domesticated, and I was fond of him and very proud of him, exhibiting him to all our visitors as an example of what affectionate treatment would do in subduing the brute instincts. [4]
Herr Pfinzing had warmly approved this plan, and accompanied her to the "Es," as he, too, was fond of calling his nieces. [10]
In my previous visit to Edinburgh in 1834, I was fond of rambling along under Salisbury Crags, and climbing the sides of Arthur's Seat. [6]
But the humble village teacher was timid of venturing into the noisy world, and had become fond of his dwelling in the old churchyard. [12]
Mr. Stoker was very fond of this border land. [6]
Yet I was very fond of my wife all the time. [11]
Oh yes,--I was very fond of him. [10]
I myself am very fond of festivals. [4]
Y' see, he very fond o' the Cap'n,--that Dick's father,--'n' he live so long alone here, 'long wi' us, that he kin' o' like to see mos' anybody 't 's got any o' th' of family-blood in 'em. [6]
De Cure he ver' fond of him. [11]
Too fond of using the Devil's pitchfork for my fancy! [6]
When I woke up this morning I found a letter beside me bed--I'm not to worry, she says and I know how fond of me she was--be the care she took of me. [9]
I know you understand Fedya, my dear count; that, believe me, is why I am so fond of you. [2]
John buried him under the twin hawthorn-trees,--one white and the other pink,--in a spot where Calvin was fond of lying and listening to the hum of summer insects and the twitter of birds. [4]
But then Kitty Tynan was as fond of singing as a canary, and relieved her feelings constantly by this virtuous and becoming means, with her good contralto voice. [11]
It is a tree that can get along without water; still it is fond of it--ravenously so. [5]
We have been told that the Americans are very fond of readings. [4]
It is sweet to the taste; horses and cattle are fond of it, and when they have once eaten it they prefer it to anything else, and often refuse other food. [4]
I don't want to speak too slightingly of these verbal critics;--how can I, who am so fond of talking about errors and vulgarisms of speech? [6]
It's very sweet to see how really fond of you he is. [8]
I ask you to remember that you're my father, and that--I'm fond of you. [9]
Tom Peters began to feel this, even at a time when I believed myself still to be genuinely fond of him. [9]
If she seems to be influenced at present by the French and Italian examples, we may be sure that she is too intelligent and too fond of freedom to long tolerate any system of chaperonage that she cannot control. [4]
Nature, who seems to be fond of trios, has given us three dogmatists, all of whom greatly interested their own generation, and whose personality, especially in the case of the first and the last of the trio, still interests us,--Johnson, Coleridge, and Carlyle. [6]
What should you think of the probable musical genius of a young man who was particularly fond of jingling a set of sleigh-bells? [6]
The young priest there, who seems so fond of gardening, has other fruit in his mind besides the half-ripe figs that he is so slowly dropping into his basket. [10]
He saw that there were no rings on her fingers save one, and that was her wedding-ring--and she had always been fond of wearing rings. [11]
It is in their hearts that the "sentimental" religion some people are so fond of sneering at has its source. [6]
The fact is, the young fellow is a good-hearted creature enough, only too fond of his jokes,--and if it were not for those heat-lightning winks on one side of his face, I should not mind his fun much. [6]
I cannot forget the story that Agassiz was so fond of telling of the king of Prussia and Fichte. [3]
More and more the older and younger nations are getting to be proud and really fond of each other. [6]
M. de Beausset, the man so fond of travel, having fasted since morning, came up to the Emperor and ventured respectfully to suggest lunch to His Majesty. [2]
We called it the long path, and were fond of it. [6]
And I thought that, in addition to the fact that I have grown very fond of you, you would be very useful to me here, and that a summer with me might not be without its advantages. [9]
I see clearly that your mistress will be Cambyses' favorite wife, and will then forward your marriage, for she is very fond of you, and thinks no praise too high for your fidelity and skill. [10]
It is fortunate that you are here, for they must see you, and it would have been hard for me to fetch the other things: the salt, the Indian pepper, and the jug of Pelusinian zythus, which Satabus is always so fond of drinking. [10]
There were indications that that man was fond of his anecdote; that it was his pet, his standby, his shot that never missed, his reputation-maker. [5]
Barbara then acknowledged that she was fond of such magnificent exhibitions, and begged Charles to allow her to attend the festival with the marquise. [10]
It was plain that l'amour which the Frenchman was so fond of was not that low and simple kind that Pierre had once felt for his wife, nor was it the romantic love stimulated by himself that he experienced for Natasha. [2]
I'm fond of talking, ain't you? [5]
We are always sure, in our letter of introduction, that this friend will be congenial to the other, because we are fond of both. [4]
He loved the study of Greek; was fond of reading history and given to the frequent writing of verses. [6]
Mrs. Eddy could stop it if she was not fond of it, for her sovereignty over that temple is supreme. [5]
They often ascend stairs on all-fours; and are curiously fond of climbing up furniture or trees. [1]
By and by somebody discovered that the odor came from a pile of cheese on the forward deck, covered with a canvas; it seemed that the Rhinelanders are so fond of it that they take it with them when they travel. [4]
I have grown so fond of her. [2]
She has seemed so fond of dress lately, and once she spoke of learning--yes, Mr. Bradshaw, of learning to--dance! [6]
They were all so fond of an old pied cock, that one year, when he was confined, though still in view, they were constantly assembled close to the trellice-walls of his prison, and would not suffer a japanned peacock to touch them. [1]
His stronghold was situated on the banks of the Hudson, in one of those green, sheltered, fertile nooks in which the Dutch farmers are so fond of nestling. [4]
I mean to show it to my priest--we are very fond of him. [5]
Perhaps she thought she was really fond of rural life and country ways. [4]
The last words she spoke aloud:-- "'If you do not wish the lad, send him to me, as Kate is very fond of him. [9]
Well, bad as she is, she's fond of me in her way. [11]
I don't wonder she is fond of him--any woman might be that--but, do you know, she actually believes in him. [4]
I've got my shack here, I got my fur business, and they're still fond of whiskey up North! [11]
He sat from seven every evening until two in the morning, listening to the fond foolishness of the two lovers, and to the concussion of hundreds of squandered kisses--for the privilege of sharing only one of which he would have given his right hand. [5]
Here the conversation seemed interesting and he stood waiting for an opportunity to express his own views, as young people are fond of doing. [2]
Say that she seemed fond of him, as she might be were he her nephew,--one for whom she had a special liking. [6]
Still, he could see that there were things, purely social, in which the Londoners were at advantage; and he acknowledged this when he said, concerning Stephen Pride's fond boast, that he was "talking through his hat. [11]
I regret to say that he's on the Stock Exchange--but I was very fond of his mother. [9]
Notwithstanding I knew right well that Cousin Maud had been just as fond of me as Dame Stromer of her own babes, and so far our cousin was no way different from a real mother. [10]
Mr. Braham himself received these fond assaults with the gallantry of his nation, enduring the ugly, and heartily paying back beauty in its own coin. [5]
She had never really been fond of them: she had never, indeed, been brought much in contact with them. [9]
She thought it queer because she was still fond of Edward Bumpus, after all he had "brought on her. [9]
His wife, too, preferred the inside of the city walls, "where" as she was so fond of saying, "you know where you are. [10]
Dermestes lardarius,--he said, pointing to a place where the edge of one side of the outer cover had been slightly tasted by some insect.--Very fond of leather while they 're in the larva state. [6]
On the way Pierre remembered that Anatole Kuragin was expecting the usual set for cards that evening, after which there was generally a drinking bout, finishing with visits of a kind Pierre was very fond of. [2]
My wife will pick up more news in six hours than I can get in a week, and I'm fond of news. [4]
There was a person whom I thought I knew, very fond of Herbert, and agreeing with him in most things. [4]
Some of those people who are so fond of writing their names in prominent places had been there before us--a million or two, I should think. [5]
My uncle is passionately fond of flowers, and he makes our little yard bloom with them all summer. [9]
Princess Mary was particularly fond of her. [2]
So he thought over various plans for relief, and finally hit pon that of professing to be fond of Pain-killer. [5]
The servants in our house were all kind to me and were fond of me, and so, as you see, mine was a pleasant life. [5]
Everett is fond of you, but if he espouses your cause, on the vestry, we shall be ruined. [9]
She is fond of you, Barine, because your father was so dear to her. [10]
He is fond of you, and will be all alone in Calvert House when the war is over. [9]
Foreigners are fond of writing essays upon American traits and characteristics. [4]
Nature is fond of what are called "gift-enterprises. [6]
Are you fond of watering-places, Miss Hawkins? [5]
She was fond of them, but no, not vain. [11]
He was fond of the poor little dog too. [10]

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