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Wait and see what a few direct questions will elicit from Miss Page.
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We had failed to elicit from European Governments anything hopeful upon this subject.
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We had failed to elicit from European governments any thing hopeful on this subject.
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Brasil grinned, maybe at the obscenity he'd finally managed to elicit from his former hero.
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The querist proceeded to elicit from this Galloway Phoebus what their discourse chiefly turned upon.
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No further soothsaying could they elicit from the Nigger.
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The most that he could elicit from her were brief "yeps" and "nopes."
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Santiago says they began development on Flower by choosing the emotion they wanted to elicit from players.
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But a separate from that is it something that you could elicit from the study of nature?
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Tommy managed to elicit from the natives the name of the place, which they said was Ooldabinna.
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Her personality carried all of the drama potential she could elicit from her music when she played.
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We shall, perhaps, elicit from him, something that will throw light upon the obscure part of this matter.
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And might not an avowal of the whole truth elicit from her counsel of gratitude-somesolace, some guidance?
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SOCRATES: Who is he?-sucha question as would elicit from a man the answer, 'I am a cobbler.'
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He told me so himself, and I was unable to elicit from him any information as to his antecedents.
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An Indian is accustomed to starve and it is not easy to elicit from him an account of his sufferings.
