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Gentle and genial, simple and warm-hearted, how full of anxiety must have been his life in the days which followed.

The plantation was in the hands of a warm-hearted Christian gentleman from Massachusetts, Mr. Norton.

The kind, warm-hearted Miss Edmond came flying upstairs, and was breathless when she delivered them.

She was warm-hearted, impulsive, and quick to show gratitude.

Archie is a most warm-hearted, loving, cunning little goose.

He left home a high-spirited, warm-hearted youth, fond of athletic sports, and vigorous in body.

Who could be angry with him—impulsive, affectionate, warm-hearted child of the Sun, or Italy—since both are the same.

It is the face of a great orator and a genial, warm-hearted man.

Frank and warm-hearted, he made many friends there among journalists and authors.

The warm-hearted, faithful old man acknowledged that he had written "mainly for the pleasure of writing to me."