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Meanings of long discourse in English
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Usage of long discourse in English
1
One man had mounted a table and was delivering a long discourse.
2
And the Righteous Lord of heaven held long discourse with Abraham:
3
This is a long discourse; but not so much about myself as appears.
4
The communication of De Jonge consisted of a brief note and a long discourse.
5
To this strange and long discourse I listened without interruption, and now quietly answered:
6
This long discourse of Sama-no-Kami reminds us of the preacher's sermon, and amuses us.
7
What need to make a long discourse of what followed?
8
But ye will ask whither tends this long discourse?
9
La Muerte, the old beggar, would also cheer the evening gatherings with her long discourse.
10
But I weary you with my too long discourse.
11
Here followed a long discourse on freedom and publicity, which seemed to me very confused.
12
Thus did mother and son talk together at the ships in long discourse with one another.
13
Good-by, old friend, you have been well-behaved and listened with considerable patience to a long discourse.
14
The two old cronies held together a long discourse of which, most likely, I was the subject.
15
Now I fear that I may be charged with spinning a long discourse out of slender materials.
16
Now I am afraid of appearing to elicit a very long discourse out of very small materials.
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