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The young man stopped-reddenedand a little abashed by his own eloquence.
2
He sat back, sweating, trembling, ashen, seemingly exhausted by his own eloquence.
3
His impassioned words knew no halt; he was amazed at his own eloquence.
4
Peregrine was startled and almost frightened at the effect of his own eloquence.
5
He smiled at his own eloquence, and returned to his cigarette.
6
Ralph was warmed now by his own eloquence, and swept on.
7
She paused, breathing deeply, a little frightened at her own eloquence.
8
For once Joel had lost interest in his own eloquence.
9
There was no time for words or demonstration: the action carried its own eloquence.
10
I am flushed by the recollection of my own eloquence.
11
Carried away by his own eloquence, he was hardly conscious of what he said.
12
And, completely restored to good humour by her own eloquence, Elizabeth burst out laughing.
13
What joy Mr. Micawber gets out of his own eloquence!
14
Even when carried away by his own eloquence, he kept the tone of good society.
15
With decided tone she interrupted the voluble speaker, who was evidently enjoying his own eloquence.
16
And, stirred by his own eloquence, Daddy looked down frowning on the youth before him.
