Had inspired me with that desire by his eloquent description of the place.The most eloquent testimony of failure comes from Byron himself.And shot out of the room in a flurry of very eloquent Gaelic.Even their eloquent silences were as deep.And was very eloquent and droll in describing Tappitt as he brandished the poker.In the composition and delivery of this eloquent statement an hour was happily forgotten.Part of one day in a week was devoted to declaiming eloquent pieces from 'Sargent's Standard Speaker.I made a gesture expressive of eloquent contempt for female nature generally.

They who have made eloquent panegyrics on the French Revolution.He had also assisted in sending the eloquent Mr.The eloquent issuance of what Richard Locke has called 'secular news reports.Is reckoned one of his most eloquent efforts.Twice before during the evening he had been very eloquent about the rain.And Dulcinea will be more fortunate and more famous throughout the globe because Your Grace has praised her than for all the praises that the most eloquent orators in the world could bestow upon her.Truly it almost seemed as if at his eloquent appeal a more than mortal spirit entered his frame.Perhaps because his arguments were less eloquent.There may be something lying on my breast more eloquent than I have been.

Which assembled in the chapel to listen to the crafty and eloquent harangue of their prophet.

His most eloquent challenge to the Nazis was delivered the day after the French laid down their arms.

Were thrust aloft out of the jam by men who hoped this eloquent appeal would cleave a road their strugglings could not open.

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