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She rhapsodized about the trip.
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Hadn't he rhapsodized over how the constellations seemed to halt in their course when on a warm summer's night one lay on one's back and listened for footsteps in the grass—as if nature itself were conspiring to lengthen the last few hours before daybreak, so that they could be savored to the utmost?† (source)
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He longs to sit on the benches in Children's House again, to hear Frau Elena's songs, to feel the heat pumping off the potbelly stove and the high voice of Siegfried Fischer rhapsodizing about U-boats and fighter planes, to see Jutta drawing at the far end of the table, sketching out the thousand windows of her imaginary city.† (source)
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Andy sat contemplating the snow scene on the maple syrup bottle while his father rhapsodized in his dizzying, hard-to-follow way about how sailing built discipline and alertness in boys, and strength of character as in mariners of old.† (source)
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I'm rhapsodizing," she said, laughing.† (source)
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Oh, I won't rhapsodize about New York.† (source)
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Bellegarde concluded; "I told you I should rhapsodize."† (source)
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Now you're rhapsodizing," Mama said.† (source)
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Ron was rhapsodising about his new broom to anybody who would listen.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is the British spelling. Americans spell it rhapsodizing.
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She was unable to rhapsodize much over the seven new bungalows and the two garages which Kennicott had made to seem so important.† (source)
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You will think me rhapsodising; but when I am out of doors, especially when I am sitting out of doors, I am very apt to get into this sort of wondering strain.† (source)
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