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Just the sort of impassioned eloquence that your House of Commons loves.
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Mr. Stanton closed his speech in a flight of impassioned eloquence.
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Assembled at that place the legislature was addressed by Otis with impassioned eloquence.
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His clear expositions and impassioned eloquence at last overcame all resistance.
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His impassioned eloquence brought the sun-bathed palaestra before one with a magic of representment.
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The impassioned eloquence of St. Aldegonde produced a profound impression.
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His spoken defence, as reported, is one of the finest specimens of impassioned eloquence-perfectlyDemosthenic.
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The crowds that hung upon his words were swayed to rank unreason by his impassioned eloquence.
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Then he commenced in a strain of the most impassioned eloquence and urged his love and his proposal.
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The impassioned eloquence of that lady germinated the seed which the cardinal had seemed so carelessly to scatter.
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What would Esmeralda think now, and, thinking, say, with all the impassioned eloquence of which she was mistress?
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It was then that Wichern, in an address of impassioned eloquence, pointed the way toward the mobilization of all
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His voice was rich and manly; he touched the instrument with skill, and sang with amorous and impassioned eloquence.
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The eminent Protestant Irish orator, Henry Grattan, now urged the repeal of that law with all his impassioned eloquence.
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An outburst of impassioned eloquence
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His impassioned eloquence, untiring energy, and the persecution he had endured for the Cause, all combined to enthuse the comrades.
