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The landlady and her troop grew more and more voluble and excited.
2
By this means I've come to be rather more voluble than formerly.
3
The more reticent Alfred became the more voluble the professor grew.
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But in that long talk he was far the more voluble.
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Question her eyes: they are vastly more voluble than her tongue.
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No mouth is more voluble than that of a characterless man of feeling.
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Razumov's taciturnity only excited her to a quicker, more voluble utterance.
8
Schulz was more voluble, detailed and thorough in response to questions, Juncker more taciturn.
9
Lady Bedlow's fear, on the other hand, rendered her even more voluble than usual.
10
The thicker grew the ice, the more voluble grew Marapper.
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Unfortunately, Hugh was growing more voluble by the minute.
12
Within the comparative safety of the heavily armoured vehicle the girl gradually grew more voluble.
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But the flight commander was more voluble when he saw Jimmy's squadron commander that night.
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Some had more voluble opinions to offer.
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They became more voluble than ever.
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The poet, meanwhile, was more voluble.
