Meanings of duologue in English

A short duologue in their best stilted French ensued between him and Ammiani.

But the pair still had a couple of good gags in their opening duologue.

Swithin, in the room overhead, had suspended his calculations, for the duologue interested him.

She got quite to the bottom of it,-itmust have been a queer duologue.

It had none of the steady continuity of Sir Richmond's duologue with Miss Grammont.

Mrs Cotterill came hysterically in upon the duologue between Denry and Ruth in the drawing-room.

The house had an old-world garden, and it was here they had their first duologue.

And Monsieur Foa, a little distance off, threw a sign into the duologue, and called:

This last duologue is pure du Maurier.

Wimp did not hear the duologue.

There was a whispered duologue, and Littlefield explained to Babbitt that Eunice's mother had a headache and needed her.

Wimp had intended a duologue, but he made no objection, so he, too, stumbled through the nine brats to Mrs. Crowl's bedroom.

We now noticed with astonishment that all further conversation was carried on between them as a duologue which was quite unintelligible to us.

She took little part in the conversation, seldom interrupting what was practically a duologue between her putative father and the third of their party.

And for the rest there was toil and struggle, toil and struggle with a failing heart and dwindling courage, to sustain that dreary duologue.

Amused comments flew to and fro: laughter and a babel of irresponsible chatter made an incessant chirruping accompaniment to the duologue between the two men.