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Walpole once said of him, happily, that 'he romanced with his usual veracity.'

Greenleaf wondered how he could ever have romanced about this handsome, commonplace young woman.

VANITASVERNON LEE

But she romanced and embroidered so much in conversation that she did not get credit for what she really knew.

MEMOIRSCHARLES GODFREY LELAND

In this statement one would say that the worthy chronicler must have romanced a little.

Thus I romanced to my patient child, snatching an inspiration from every mile that drove us into the far country.

MARIPOSILLAMARY STEWART DAGGETT

Possibly the amount of early personal biography in the book—yet a good deal romanced—led him to this conviction.

BALZACFREDERICK LAWTON

Reginald lay quiet while his mother romanced of trains and engines and long dark tunnels.

THE HIGHER COURTMARY STEWART DAGGETT

I had to tell all about the shipwreck, and I romanced as though I had been present at the catastrophe.

As with all popular figures, writers have romanced about Hindenburg.

He romanced about Sir Charles, but was subsequently truthful.

CYNTHIALEONARD MERRICK

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OCTOBER 26, 1985