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If you speak earnestly, then am I the happiest of men.
2
I speak earnestly upon this point, because I speak with experience.
3
The Queen and the Archbishop began to speak earnestly together.
4
Then the priest shall speak earnestly to her.
5
I saw him go up to Mr Bell, and, touching his hat, speak earnestly to him.
6
They joke about "frozen assets" and speak earnestly about the wisdom of "hedging against" risk.
7
He is kneeling beside the throne and the king is leaning forwards to speak earnestly to him.
8
That reminds me of another point on which I will ask you to speak earnestly to him.
9
Well, then, I will also speak earnestly.
10
For if I have spoken about the main points, why should I like him speak earnestly about trivial matters?
11
On this day the engineer came on deck, went up to Mr. Fogg, and began to speak earnestly with him.
12
But I will speak earnestly to them of the danger which menaces them and us; and if any be faint hearted, let them draw back.
13
Indeed, it must have been easy to speak earnestly when addressing such a multitude of eager listeners, who were hungry for the bread of life.
14
She spoke earnestly, as if from the depths of a personal experience.
15
He was speaking earnestly to the well-dressed couple, gesturing in my direction.
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He spoke earnestly, his grave eyes searching their faces, one after another.
