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Such an array of paddles prophesies of a mercurial temperament and an energetic character.
CHAMBERS' EDINBURGH JOURNALVARIOUS
And now she was restless as she had not been before, for, energetic as she had always been, she had never driven others.
MARY GRAYKATHARINE TYNAN
The city attracts the most energetic, able and intelligent elements of the country.
OUR REVOLUTIONLEON TROTZKY
Thirty or forty thousand of the most energetic left the country and took service in foreign armies.
HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL ESSAYSWILLIAM EDWARD HARTPOLE LECKY
The policy could not last long unless it was directed by a really able energetic President.
LORD LYONS: A RECORD OF BRITISH DIPLOMACY, VOL. 2 OF 2THOMAS WODEHOUSE LEGH NEWTON
Pellerin stamped with his foot on the ground, and his only response was an energetic puff.
SENTIMENTAL EDUCATION VOL 1GUSTAVE FLAUBERT
He was found under a bed, and hurried to get away, being most determinedly chased by the energetic landlord.
THE STRAND MAGAZINE, VOL. VII, ISSUE 39, MARCH 1894VARIOUS
The committee accompanied Faraday, who had always been a most energetic worker in the cause of the Trinity House.
MICHAEL FARADAYWALTER JERROLD
In this field, Cleveland's resolute and energetic performance of duty had splendid results.
THE CLEVELAND ERAHENRY JONES FORD
M. Frontenac, an ambitious and energetic Frenchman, was then governor-general of Canada.
THE ADVENTURES OF THE CHEVALIER DE LA SALLE AND HIS COMPANIONS, IN THEIR EXPLORATIONS OF THE PRAIRIES, FORESTS, LAKES, AND RIVERS, OF THE NEW WORLD, AND THEIR INTERVIEWS WITH THE SAVAGE TRIBES, TWO HUNDRED YEARS AGOJOHN S. C. ABBOTT

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