Flora, the daughter of mean-spirited Christopher Casby, is a widow who was once a sweetheart of Arthur Clennam and still cherishes a passion for him.
Meanwhile, Ithocles's great friend Prophilus (Ian Holcomb) cherishes a passion for Orgilus's sister Euphrania (Margaret Loesser Robinson), but must obtain her brother's permission to gain her hand — a tricky proposition, given Orgilus's undying enmity for Ithocles.
Thus ends, on a cliffhanger worthy of an artist who cherishes a passion for mystery tales, the first volume of Stephen Sondheim's collected lyrics, published last fall and already well thumbed and argued over by this composer-lyricist's legion of passionate admirers, second only to Wagnerians in their obsessive dedication.
We shall continue to cherish her passion for science.
When Max and Norman told a few of their DJ mates about the party, they were surprised just how many cherished a secret passion for trance.
Mr Turner has been a long-cherished passion project for Leigh, though he keeps his film nimble and gritty, with a keen eye for the everyday details and gouache beneath its fingernails.
This would involve a "little man of the professional class" who risks losing his social standing by "cherishing a guilty passion for his secretary or the wife of a rival professional man".
Despite or perhaps because of this generally pessimistic perspective, we viewers have had a great deal invested in the frequently frustrated, tantalizingly attenuated, totally impractical passion that Niles cherished for Daphne, his father's physiotherapist.
And just as in Homer or Virgil, the dead still cherish the perverse passions and resentments that they knew in life.
David will be remembered and cherished for his sense of humor, wit, passion for life, and his ability to make a lasting impression.
He shared a passion for music with Mildred, his cherished wife of 67 years.
